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When most people think about OCD, they picture someone washing their hands compulsively or checking locks repeatedly. These visible compulsions represent only a fraction of how the disorder actually manifests. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder is defined by intrusive,...

Understanding suicide risk in youth means looking beyond the most visible signs. While some warning signals are clear, many are subtle, especially when distress is masked by other behaviors or traits like withdrawal or perfectionism. The earlier we’re able to notice...

In recent years, the mental health needs of children and adolescents have drawn urgent attention from families, schools, medical professionals, and policymakers. While concerns about youth well-being existed long before the COVID-19 pandemic, the disruptions of 2020...

Vicarious trauma occurs when we absorb the emotional and psychological impact of others' traumatic experiences. Unlike direct trauma, where you experience a threatening event firsthand, vicarious trauma develops from witnessing, hearing about, or being exposed to the...

When people talk about giftedness, they often imagine advanced vocabulary, exceptional memory, or quick problem-solving. But giftedness doesn’t always come packaged neatly. It can coexist with traits that are less easily recognized or accommodated, especially when...