Teens
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TeensDrugs and Alcohol
Recurrent headaches are very common complaints in both children and adolescents.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
Breast development during puberty occurs in about 70 percent of boys. Get information about this embarrassing problem.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
An 11-year-old is bewildered by the changes happening to her body.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
It can be "normal" for a girl to skip a few months of periods, especially early on. But when is it a cause for concern?
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TeensTeen Mental Health
An obsessive interest in gore, serial killers, rapists, suicide, and depression is definitely a cause for concern.
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TeensDrugs and Alcohol
Learn how to prepare your teen for prom night.
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TeensDrugs and Alcohol
Our expert tells a teen, "I am here to tell you that you can feel a lot better about yourself and your life."
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
Here are the words you need to talk with your preteens and teenagers about terrorism and war.
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TeensTeen Dating
After a bad first experience with sex, a teen wants to know what she can do to feel better about herself.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
The athletic feats that a young female skater can perform are not so easy once she matures.
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TeensTeen Values and Responsibilities
Here, a parenting expert and a family therapist provide support and advice for addressing the topic of racist jokes and racist language with your teen.
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TeensTeen Social Development
Students are answering their true calling when they pick up a book to read on their own or challenge themselves in their coursework.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
Find out at what point asymmetric breast development should be evaluated.
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TeensTeen Mental Health
Our expert surmises that a teen's depression is due to more than just problems with switching to a new school.
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TeensTeen Behavior and Discipline
A junior in high school seeks advice about how to get motivated again.
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TeensLGBTQ Teens
Don't be worried about your son's occasional show-and-tell with other boys.
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TeensDrugs and Alcohol
Your role as a caring parent is to advise your child against any potentially dangerous activity -- whether or not you yourself have engaged in it.
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