Is It Anxiety, Depression, or Both in Your Teen?
A large share of teens now report ongoing sadness or hopelessness. Anxiety and depression overlap so often in teens that the line between them can be genuinely hard to see.
4 articles from our doctors on teen exhaustion & low mood, newest first.
A large share of teens now report ongoing sadness or hopelessness. Anxiety and depression overlap so often in teens that the line between them can be genuinely hard to see.
The ADHD that showed up as fidgeting in elementary school often looks completely different by high school: missed deadlines, risk taking, and a teen running on empty.
School, sports, friends, and screens all piling on at once. If your teen has gone from busy to burned out, the exhaustion may trace back further than this school year.
This is not a toddler tantrum and it is not teenage moodiness. Ages 6 to 8 bring their own distinct wave of big emotions, driven partly by hormones and partly by a nervous system still learning to regulate.
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