Teen mental health

The pandemic can be stressful and mentally exhausting if you're not familiar with these self-care tips. Learn these simple mental health tips.

Mrs. Wulf's Counseling Corner - 5th/6th Grade

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Self-Care for Mental Health has several ideas designed to help you focus on taking care of your mental health by practicing self-care.

Self-Care for Mental Health has several ideas designed to help you focus on taking care of your mental health by practicing self-care.

This fact sheet outlines how a teenager’s brain grows, matures, and adapts to the world. It also presents information on the teen brain’s resiliency, vulnerability to stress and mental health problems, and sleep patterns in teens.