Falling behind in school, mental health struggles, substance abuse, and family problems can all weigh heavily on students. Building resilience - the ability to adapt, recover, and persevere through adversity - is critical.

For teens facing an epidemic of depression and anxiety, cultivating these habits could provide much-needed mental health protection.

Choosing a college is one of your child's most significant decisions. However, it can quickly become a stressful endeavor without proper guidance. That is where the benefits of college placement assistance come into play.

While mainstream schools work for many students, some children require more specialized support, which is only possible in therapeutic school settings.

While more research is still needed, initial studies on wilderness therapy show promising results for improving mental health and behaviors.

While society must address systemic sources fueling this epidemic, parents and education professionals can also take constructive steps to bolster Gen Z's resilience day-to-day.

With support, failure can build character, resilience, and essential life skills in children. Why, then, can letting go and allowing failure be so difficult for parents?

Video games are immensely popular among adolescents, with over 90% of teens reporting regular gaming. But does this interactivity empower development or pose risks in these formative years?

Navigating the labyrinth of college admissions can feel like trying to solve a Rubik's cube blindfolded. For most of us, the challenge feels impossible, and getting the result you want is unlikely! That's where college placement assistance programs could help.

Navigating the stormy seas of parenting is a journey, and sometimes, the waves are relentless.