Sending a child to college can bring pride, excitement and plenty of uncertainty. How much should you check in? When should you give them space? And how do you know when something may really be wrong? Here are practical ways to stay connected and support your college student’s mental health from afar.

‍ New anxiety, rage that doesn't feel like you, a fog you can't think through — if this sounds familiar and you're in your 40s, it might not be 'just stress.' Dr. Crawford on the piece of the picture that often gets missed.

Anxiety in teens doesn’t always look like worry. Sometimes it shows up as irritability, anger, avoidance, or emotional blowups. Learn what may be happening underneath the behavior and how parents can respond with curiosity, connection, and appropriate boundaries.

A psychiatrist's training goes beyond prescribing medication. Learn why understanding the whole person including underlying medical and hormonal factors shapes how effective treatment really works.