Adolescent Mental Health

Adolescent and young adult mental health is complex, developmental, and deeply influenced by family, school, and life transitions. This collection explores the emotional, behavioral, and cognitive challenges faced by individuals ages 10–26, helping families understand what’s typical, what may signal deeper concern, and when additional support might be needed.

The articles in this category focus on clarity, not labels. Topics include anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, executive functioning, emotional regulation, identity development, and the pressures teens and young adults face today. You’ll also find guidance for recognizing when struggles move beyond “a phase” and begin to impact daily functioning, relationships, or school.

Whether you’re seeking reassurance, understanding, or next steps, this content is designed to help families make informed, thoughtful decisions without urgency or fear.

Adolescent Mental Health Care at PRI

Why the Holidays Can Trigger Depression in Teens and How Therapy Can Help

When Is It More Than a Phase? Signs Your Teen May Need Support

What Happens in Therapy for Teens? A Parent’s Guide

What Does Neurodivergent Mean in Mental Health Treatment?

Is It Normal to Feel Depressed During the Holidays? Here’s Why It Happens