Anxiety adds a stress on development at a time when children and families are experiencing many stresses—and children have fewer outlet for play and other activities that relieve pressure.

If you notice your child, for example, not being able to go out and see friends or participate in certain afterschool activities ... in. Anxiety exacerbates this feeling of pressure. Kids are ...

A recent study finds that increased screen time is associated with higher levels of depression, anxiety, and attention issues ...

Feeling anxious or overwhelmed sometimes is completely normal. But how do you know when it passes into the territory of being ...

Excessive screen time has shocking consequences for mental health in young kids, leaving 9 and 10-year-olds depressed.

For children and adolescents who have anxiety, going to school can feel ... making everyday activities like going to school and socializing difficult and more stressful. In Massachusetts, the ...

A new study from UC San Francisco reveals that more screen time increases the chances of developing symptoms of mental ...

Anxious thoughts are a common problem for parents and children alike ... For more ways to tackle anxiety, take a look at the Parents' Toolkit collection. Fun activities, real-life stories ...

demonstrating motivation and the network of connections adults created through their activities. The bottom line: You can get involved and help kids for the benefit of kids, but also for yourself.

With nearly 78% of autistic children experiencing a co-occurring mental health condition such as anxiety or depression ... creative activities in enhancing social engagement among autistic ...