Advice & Support

When it comes to protecting young athletes, learning about concussions and following the recommended safety guidelines is essential.

How to steer kids towards a diet of activities that's good for them and the family—and not just their college applications

A new study of heavy, long-term use draws attention to the fact that the adolescent brain is still changing, for better or worse

Cultural pressures make girls more likely to develop an eating disorder, but so does female biology and the stress of puberty.

With behavioral issues, the first step is to get a thorough diagnostic assessment—not just an assessment of intelligence and achievement.

The story of an 8-year-old, an angry drawing, and a school crisis shows what ER doctors are up against

Building strong study habits is often a personal responsibility in high school. Here are some tips to help students find the strategies that are most effective for them.

A son with powerful phobias about everything from balloons to vacuum cleaners poses a challenge to his parents and more adventurous siblings

New treatments for complex disorders are no 'pipe dream,' says Dr. Matthew State. We've already pinpointed the causes of things like Fragile X syndrome, and a better understanding of autism is on the horizon.

Losing the support of parents and a structured school day can be tough for kids with ADHD. Some suggestions for students who want to set themselves up for success.