Category: Mental Health

Adolescence is a time of unavoidable change in multiple aspects of every young person’s life, physically, cognitively, emotionally and socially. Often viewed as rebellious, their need to make choices for […]

Right now, we are living in very uncertain and unique times. Globally, schools closed and moved to online learning. Parents are at home trying to juggle their own jobs and […]

With thanks to Lorelle Evans, Australian Therapy Services Asia As parents, we want to protect our children and help them feel content and happy in the world. When our children […]

There’s no doubt the prolonged periods of time at home that we are all experiencing from the COVID-19 pandemic is taking its toll on Bangkok residents. This especially includes young […]

It’s natural for young children to be rowdy and attentive at times, but this behaviour can get out of control for some kids. When these behaviours get out of control […]

First, parents need to understand that puberty is about physical development, not intellectual and emotional maturity. In early puberty, a primary concern is physical and hormonal changes, while a secondary […]

Television is ubiquitous in our society and is often introduced to children at a very young age. Not long ago, toddlers and growing children spent most of their waking hours […]

Parents play an instrumental role in their child’s development right from the beginning, as the brain goes through a significant amount of changes between birth and three years of age. […]

Relocation is both exciting and challenging. New opportunities, new friendships, new places to discover… while leaving the people and places you know and love. You are exchanging comfort for possibilities. […]

Often, lifestyle changes are all that’s needed to treat GERD in children, says Dr Patcharin Amornvipas of Samitivej International Children’s Hospital. If your baby spits up frequently or if your older […]