Depression

Reviewed by the Paradigm Treatment Clinical Team Emma’s mom noticed the change in October. Her daughter, once a straight-A student who loved chemistry class, started bringing home Cs and Ds. […]

What does depression look like? If you picture a depressed person as someone who can’t stop crying, who is exhausted, who doesn’t want to socialize, or who has stopped taking

Depression in teenagers is becoming more commonplace in the U.S. today. A Pew Research Center analysis found 13% of teens ages 12 to 17 in the US in 2017 had

There are some cases in which depressed or anxious teens, who have been appropriately diagnosed and who are receiving treatment, don’t respond to treatment and are not improving. For instance,

In a recent Huffington Post article, one adolescent lays it all out on the line. She cuts through the exaggeration most teens use to describe their lives and gets serious

Recent studies show that there is a surprising link between depression and happiness pursuit – but how can chasing happiness lead to feelings of depression? Nobody wants to feel depressed.

A lot of people experience holiday blues. Holidays can be a rough time for a lot of people–and not just adults. Children and teenagers also experience stress and sadness around

Grief after a suicide is something that everyone can understand. Over the course of a lifetime, everyone will lose people they care about. Sometimes it happens suddenly – either because