Beachside Teen, Author at Beachside Teen Treatment Center

22 Apr

Why Does My Older Child Chew on Things?

Why Does My Older Child Chew on Things? It can be confusing for parents to see their child still chewing on objects well past the toddler years. When this behavior continues, they may ask: Why does my older child chew on things? In many cases, the answer extends beyond simple…

13 Apr

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April 13,2025
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What Does It Mean When My Child Picks Their Skin

What Does It Mean When My Child Picks Their Skin It is not uncommon for teens to pick their skin, however, this behavior is worrisome and often leads to physical harm and emotional distress. Usually manifesting as a means to manage stress and anxiety, this behavior can worsen over time…

04 Apr

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April 4,2025
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Signs of Social Media Addiction in Teens

What is Social Media Addiction in Teenagers? Social media addiction in teenagers is marked by the overuse of social media to the point where it interferes with a teen’s day-to-day life, responsibilities, and overall wellness. It typically involves spending hours on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, or Snapchat. As a…

28 Mar

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March 28,2025
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Teenager Attention Seeking Symptoms: How You Can Help Your Teen

Teenager Attention Seeking Symptoms: How You Can Help Your Teen It is common for teens to seek attention and validation from their parents and peers. However, these behaviors may be a cause for concern when they are constant or are negatively impacting themselves or others. Teenager attention-seeking behavior may be…

is it normal for teens to have a a stuffed animal

21 Mar

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March 21,2025
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Is It Normal For A Teenager To Have a Stuffed Animal?

Is It Normal For A Teenager to Have a Stuffed Animal? While it can be completely normal for many teens to have a stuffed animal, it’s important to recognize that in some cases, it might be a sign of underlying mental health challenges. Understanding the context and other behavioral indicators…