Mike Carter, LCDC

Cyberbullying is a growing concern among teens, with nearly half experiencing online harassment. This form of digital bullying can lead to anxiety, depression, academic struggles, and even suicidal thoughts. Unlike traditional bullying, it can happen anytime and reach a wider audience, making its impact even more harmful. Recognizing warning signs—such as mood changes, withdrawal, and a decline in school performance—can help parents intervene early.

Discover how easily teens can become addicted and learn practical prevention strategies to help protect them from harmful habits.

Discover compassionate and practical strategies to deal with an apathetic or unresponsive teenager. Learn what may be causing this attitude and how to help

Discover why teens experience fluctuating emotions more intensely, from brain development to hormones and social influences.