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Kids and teens across the US are caught in the crosshairs of two deadly crises: rising rates of mental health issues and unrelenting gun violence. The trauma associated with both of these truths is immense and cannot be underestimated in its toll on young people’s sense of wellbeing. One of the most basic psychological needs in all human beings is a sense of safety. When this fundamental security is stripped away from the environment, it’s incredibly difficult to function, let alone thrive.
Read MoreTeen dating violence is rising in the US. We give parents advice on recognizing the signs of it and provide resources to help teens in an abusive relationship.
Read MoreSpringtime is a time of renewal, & it can also be a time of stress for those with mental health issues. Here’s why certain mental conditions peak during the spring.
Read MoreSpringtime can be a manic time for people with bipolar disorder. Here are some tips for how to enjoy the season while managing your bipolar disorder.
Read MoreThe spring season can be a difficult time for those with mental health concerns. Read more for tips on maintaining mental health during this time of year.
Read MoreTeens in unhealthy relationships may experience different types of abuse. Learn how to spot the signs of an unhealthy relationship for yourself or others.
Read MoreSpring is the perfect time to clean up your social media accounts! Clear out old posts, delete unused accounts, and organize your followers with these tips.
Read MoreViolence and psychological aggression have no place in a relationship. We outline how to identify an unhealthy relationship and provide resources to leave one.
Read MoreBipolar disorder can pose significant mental health challenges for teens. We outline what causes bipolar depression, how to identify it, and treatment options.
Read MoreSeasonal Affective Disorder is a recurrent form of major depression that typically begins in the fall and improves during spring and summer. Read to learn more about the symptoms, treatments, and other facts about SAD.
Read MoreLooking for ways to help a loved one who may be expressing spring mania? We have you covered with tips on how to help overcome manic episodes and show support.
Read MoreIf you're struggling with alcoholism and mental health issues, you're not alone. Charlie Health offers therapy that addresses both problems simultaneously, so you can get on the road to recovery.
Read MoreSexual assault can have a significant negative impact on mental health. It's important to understand the impact of sexual assault and to seek help if needed.
Read MorePersistent depressive disorder is a chronic mental health disorder that frequently begins during childhood or adolescence and can continue for life. We cover what causes it, how to identify it, and how to cope with the condition.
Read MoreMajor Depression is a significant mental health disorder facing teens today. We outline what causes it, how to identify it, and what the treatment is for the disorder.
Read MoreLearn more about the five major types of depression and how they can show up in teens.
Read MoreTeen dating violence is rising in the US. We give parents advice on recognizing the signs of it and provide resources to help teens in an abusive relationship.
Read MoreSpringtime is a time of renewal, & it can also be a time of stress for those with mental health issues. Here’s why certain mental conditions peak during the spring.
Read MoreSpringtime can be a manic time for people with bipolar disorder. Here are some tips for how to enjoy the season while managing your bipolar disorder.
Read MoreThe spring season can be a difficult time for those with mental health concerns. Read more for tips on maintaining mental health during this time of year.
Read MoreTeens in unhealthy relationships may experience different types of abuse. Learn how to spot the signs of an unhealthy relationship for yourself or others.
Read MoreReaching out takes courage. We’re here to listen to your needs, answer your questions, and match you with an appropriate treatment plan.
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