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Adolescent Girl Depression

By: Lyman Bass | 2010-04-01 | Mental health
Adolescent girl depression is quite common among the teen years for many females. Although these girls seem to be more common than in boys according to statistics, it may only be the case because girls tend to seek out help more frequently than do boys. Boys who experience this disorder more likely act out through symptoms of anger, antisocial behavior or aligning with a negative peer group. In order to determine whether or not depression is at the root of certain symptoms for both females and males, securing the help of a professional may be wise. There are also many online sources such as a depression quiz for teens that can provide general direction in determining the likelihood of this disorder. read more

Love Poems

By: mariajones52 | 2010-12-13 | Arts & Entertainment
Poems are a way of expressing thoughts, emotions and feelings in a verse form. Poems are of many types and the poems which are used to express love and affection are sometimes called Love Poems. read more

Kid and Adolescent Mental Health

By: Ernie Hicks | 2010-12-09 | Mental health
Mental health is how people suppose, feel, and act as they face life's situations. It affects how folks handle stress, relate to 1 another, and make decisions. Mental health influences the ways that people look at themselves, their lives, and others in their lives. Like physical health, mental health is vital at each stage of life. read more

A Tween Site And Other Pre-adolescent Helps

By: Art Gib | 2010-10-26 | Article Marketing
If you are the parent of a pre-adolescent young girl, you know that she and you are entering into some exciting yet dangerous waters. read more

Exploring Life After Death

By: Carolanne Allen | 2010-03-30 | Inspirational
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE DIE? Could there possibly be more to and beyond this experience than we currently expect ... and if so, to what aim? These are questions which are explored in this 'Message of Love from Heaven' - offering one personal perspective of 'Life after Physical Life', from the Higher standpoint perspective, currently known to most as a place called: 'Heaven'. Exploring, What its like on the other side? What do spirits do? Going though the tunnel and coming out the other side. What is the Life Review really like? What is Heaven really like? The advisors in Heaven? Our purpose & coming back? And much more! This is a narrative which offers a powerful message of hope that life does indeed continue. It comes with comforting ideas that there may actually be more beyond the death experience than is currently expected. For instance; that the bonds of love are never interrupted, and that everything unfolds for a definite reason and purpose ... which is Love! A truly thought-provoking read!! read more

Easter Poems For Young Children

By: M.S.Lowndes | 2011-04-19 | Christianity
There is also a Children's Devotional you may like read with your children. What Does Easter Mean? read more

Nutritional Diet Supplements: Keeping Adolescents Healthy

By: Keith Braithwaite | 2013-02-22 | Exercise
The modern adolescent is more overweight and obese now than at anytime before. According to the American Obesity Association about 30.4% of teenagers are overweight and 15.5% are obese. Recent figures published in both Canada and the UK show a similar situation in those countries. The reasons for this are numerous but the situation is caused by the lifestyle most people choose. read more

Weekly Poetry from Poems for Free: A Mother's Day Poem and More

By: Nicholas Gordon | 2011-05-04 | Poetry
Two Mother's Day poems, a friendship poem about a graduation, a love poem, a name poem for Evelyn, a number poem for 44, and an anniversary poem, all by Nicholas Gordon and drawn from his popular poetry Web site, Poems for Free. read more

Dayna Kempson - Young Woman's Tragic Crash Yields Viral Death Video

By: Bella | 2011-07-04 | Society
On July 17, 2010, after spending the night out with friends in Griffin, Ga., Dayna Kempson lost control of her red Jeep and careened across four lanes of highway traffic, her car tumbling over itself until it came to a stop against a row of trees. read more

Love Poems

By: Lea | 2011-02-22 | Poetry
Many people used to write sad poetry due to the feelings of depression, and sadness. Other people read sad poems because they feel the same. Whenever a person is sad or depressed he/she often writes sad poetry. read more

Childless Mother And Other Poems By Gianni Truvianni

By: Gianni Truvianni | 2011-08-20 | Poetry
A series of three poems dedicated to many subjects and themes of the season. read more

Let Mothers Day Poems Express Your Love

By: Gregor Prajs | 2010-04-03 | Holidays
Of all holidays and special occasions, Mother's Day is one that is full of memories, longing and thanks for everyone. This one day of the year is when we take a moment to pay tribute to that one person to whom we each owe so much. The love of a mother is unconditional and eternal, and on Mother's Day children, young and old, take the time to honor her in return. We do this by writing letters, sending cards and flowers, and buying or making presents for our mothers. One of the most touching tributes is reading or writing Mother's Day poems. read more

Alcohol Addiction Among Adolescents

By: Noureen Tanveer | 2012-04-24 | Addictions
It is no secret that young people across America to try alcohol on a daily basis. The statistics say it is common that young people have experimented with drugs and / or alcohol during the school year in high school. This is an alarming change even twenty years ago. Each year the children have discovered drugs and alcohol in the past than the generation before them. read more

Is Adolescence a Myth?

By: Trevor Wilson | 2010-10-18 | Parenting
Could all the raging hormones and bad attitudes of adolescence just be a myth. I don't think so and if you have had teens or have them I doubt you think it's a myth. However it is possible that adolescence as we know it didn't exist a few hundred years ago? read more

Adolescent Anger Management

By: Lyman Bass | 2010-04-01 | Mental health
Adolescent anger management is a necessary step for some teens who have failed to understand the effects of their ire on family members and on members of society. Many teachers in today's public school system in America are quick to acknowledge that many junior high and high school students are carrying anger issues in unparalleled ways. read more