January can feel heavy for many teens in North Carolina. The holidays are over, school resumes, and expectations quickly return for everyone to jump back into routine life. For teens who have experienced family conflict, grief, or pressure to appear okay, this transition can bring…
Teens go through so many changes at once, and it’s not always easy to tell when something is just part of growing up or when a deeper mental health concern might be showing up. As parents, it can feel overwhelming to try to figure out…
When the court asks for a mental health evaluation, it can feel confusing and overwhelming. You may be wondering why this is happening, what it means, or what the outcome could do for your case. Whether the request is related to child custody, legal charges,…
Supporting LGBTQIA+ and Neurodiverse Youth in North Carolina, Virginia, and South Carolina Every teen deserves to feel seen, safe, and supported as they navigate adolescence. For LGBTQIA+ youth and neurodivergent teens (such as Autistic or ADHD adolescents), that journey can come with added challenges. Whether…
When families go through separation or divorce, the stakes can feel high. For parents, figuring out the best living situation for their children often becomes the most emotional part of the conversation. When things get complicated, especially with disagreements between parents, the court may order…
Teens go through a lot behind the scenes. School is just one part of their day. There’s homework, social pressure, family dynamics, identity exploration, and figuring out who they are. Emotional overwhelm can build quickly, especially by the end of the school day. That after-school…
