Everyone’s Rock Bottom Looks Different
In a world where most people share their lives on social media, it can be difficult to navigate the waters of identity because these wireless encounters instantly force comparison. It’s a medium that indirectly compares clothing, lifestyle choices, bodies, and…
What are the Behaviors for a Male Teenager Eating Disorders?
When discussing teenage boys, often you will hear parents talk about their grocery bill and how they have a difficult time keeping their pantry or refrigerator stocked because of their growing bodies. Having quick fix meals and snacks readily available…
Could My Son Have an Eating Disorder?
When eating disorders are discussed, they are usually stereotyped as issues that only affect females. One of the biggest misconceptions that eating disorders have is that they do not affect males. The truth of the matter is that a male…
How Atypical Anorexia Nervosa Can Go Underdiagnosed
When you think of Anorexia Nervosa, you may automatically think super skinny and emaciated as a telltale sign. The truth is that there are teens who are anorexic that do not show the outside physical characteristics and clues towards the…
What Teenagers Need for Inspiration to Get More Active
Teenagers need much more physical exercise than adults do. Adults can get away with anywhere between twenty to thirty minutes of exercise a day. With their high energy, raging hormones, and need for mental stimulation, teenagers need at least sixty…
Logan Paul: How to Talk to Your Kids about the Video, the Content, and Logan Paul
Our kids are glued to their phones every moment that they can be, unless we have enacted strict digital device rules and regulations in our households. Without parental controls programmed into their phones, there is little control that we have…
Logan Paul: Understanding the Scandalous Situation
If you’re the parent of a child anywhere between the ages of 7-17, there’s a chance you’ve caught your kid flashing a sign with their hands that looks like an M. You might have heard catch phrases coming out of…
Why Winning at Any Cost is the Wrong Message for Our Sons in Sports
Many parents have watched the psychological toll that highly competitive contact sports take on their sons. Coaches put immense amounts of performance pressure on young boys who are supposed to be involved in sports for fun. Pee-wee football should be…