Jackson Street Pediatrics

2 days ago

Many teens with autism struggle with anxiety and depression. It's important for families to look out for the signs and help get the support their child needs.

👉 Here's a great resource on behavioral clues indicating mental health challenges and ways that you can help your kid.

If you have any concerns, call our office. 📞

"As a parent, caregiver, coach or other important adult in a teen's life, you can play a major role in supporting their mental health. Some of the most important things you can do is take notice of changes in their mood or patterns of behavior.

For example, take note if your teen eating or sleeping more or less than usual, spending more time alone, or is less interested in activities they usually enjoy. Some teens will be more emotional when they are feeling stressed, anxious or depressed. Some will be less engaged or even withdrawn from their friends, family, pets or activities."

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Jackson Street Pediatrics

7 days ago

It�#NationalStressAwarenessMonthMonth!

As children transition into their school-age years, they often encounter stressors that can feel daunting. The pressures of academics, social dynamics, and family responsibilities can easily overwhelm them. Empowering your kids with resilience-building techniques and stress management skills equips them with invaluable tools to navigate challenges and thrive throughout their entire lives.

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Demands or stresses are a part of children's daily lives. Pressures may come from a number of sources - from within the child herself, as well as from parents, teachers, peers and the larger society....