The $11 million federally funded center will help middle schools prevent and address youth mental health challenges.

Dr. Flores from Nationwide Children's Hospital advises parents to connect with their kids' digital activities using the "GAME" method.

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As the first bell of the new school year gets ready to ring on Monday, Aug. 11, many families are focused on supply lists and ...

When she was younger, she had more extracurricular classes to attend. But now she has narrowed it down to four: piano, ...

On any given night, a half-dozen or more children and teenagers are sleeping in a Wake County government building. They sleep ...

Children's Hospital Colorado partnered with the Denver Broncos Foundation to research the physical and mental effects of flag ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has launched Free Mind, a national campaign aimed at providing resources ...

Child and adolescent mental health experts have advised parents not to dismiss their children’s tantrums as mere acts of ...

MORE than half of parents are concerned about their child’s mental health over the summer holidays – and just as many fear ...

The Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental Health detailed the connections between extracurricular activities and youth mental ...

The Arthur Project’s social workers-in-training mentor middle schoolers to boost academic performance, social-emotional ...