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a group of teens celebrate the new year with sparklers after setting Mental Health Resolutions

Prioritizing Mental Health: New Year’s Resolution

The New Year is often seen as a time for fresh starts and new beginnings. It’s a great opportunity to set goals and make commitments to improving your life in the upcoming year. For parents of teens with mental health conditions, it can be especially important to prioritize their emotions with a mental health resolution for the New Year.

At Beyond Healthcare, we help teens and adolescents ages 11-17 and their families cope with anxiety, depression, and a variety of other mental health issues. Through individual, group, and family therapy, as well as medication management, our team builds meaningful connections so your teen can learn to manage their symptoms. With professional help, a mental health resolution can be one of the most successful goals your family can focus on in the New Year. Learn more about our mental health support services by calling 833.698.0453 today.

Teens Face Daily Stress

Many teens are under an incredible amount of stress on a daily basis. From school work to extracurricular activities, social media pressure to peer relationships, there are so many factors that can put strain on a teen’s mental health. It’s so important that these issues are addressed before they become bigger problems down the line.

The Most Common Teen Mental Health Conditions

The most commonly diagnosed teen mental health conditions include:

  • Anxiety disorders – When your teen is constantly on edge and worried about even minor issues, they may be struggling with an anxiety disorder.
  • Depression – Symptoms of depression can range from a lack of interest in once-enjoyed activities to feelings of hopelessness and sadness.
  • ADHD – Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is often characterized by hyperactivity, impulsivity, and distraction.
  • Bipolar disorder – Teens with bipolar disorder will experience extreme highs or euphoria (mania) followed by severe lows.
  • Grief and loss – Grief can affect teens of all ages, and it is important to recognize the signs of depression associated with grief.
  • Substance use disorders – Teens who are misusing drugs or alcohol may be at risk for mental health conditions.
  • PTSD and other trauma-related disorders – Trauma can be caused by experiences such as abuse, violence, or a natural disaster.

If your teen is struggling with any of these conditions or similar ones, it is important to seek professional help from a qualified healthcare provider like Beyond Healthcare.

How Your Teen Can Focus on Mental Health in the New Year

Making a mental health resolution for your teen can be an effective way to start off the New Year on the right foot. Here are some tips for setting achievable goals:

  • Start small and simple
  • Focus on one goal at a time
  • Make sure goals are measurable and realistic
  • Set reminders and check-ins throughout the year
  • Practice self-care
  • Find support systems when needed

The Benefits of Coping with Mental Health Issues

Mental health resolutions don’t just benefit your teen in the short term; they can also have lasting effects that benefit their overall well-being in terms of improved emotional regulation and better coping skills as they get older. Improved self-esteem and confidence levels can also result from setting achievable goals related to their mental health resolutions.

Teen Mental Health Support Services at Beyond Healthcare

At Beyond Healthcare, we understand that managing teen mental health conditions can be difficult for both teenagers and parents alike. We offer various support services designed specifically for adolescents, including individual therapy sessions as well as family counseling sessions which focus on helping families communicate better with each other while understanding how best to manage their teen’s condition.

Our team of experienced providers will work closely with you and your family in order to create an individualized plan tailored to your unique situation so you feel comfortable working together toward meeting your shared goals together. Contact us online or by calling 833.698.0453 today.