Though most of us are aware of how preventive care can reduce our risk of the three Ds—disease, disability and death—we may not fully know the types of health screenings and preventive opportunities that keep our bodies and minds in optimal shape.

With a vast majority of those with eating disorders between the ages of 12 to 25, early intervention is essential to increase the chances of recovery and reduce long-term health implications. Do you know what to look for when it comes to the risks and warning signs of eating disorders in young people? 

Gender identity can be thought of as your child’s sense of who they are and how they experience their own gender—whether that be male, female, both or neither. As more young people identify as part of the LGBTQI+ community, they are challenging binaries in gender and sexual identity to show a broader spectrum of experience.

Diagnoses of depression and anxiety are more common with increased age, and many children go without needed mental health treatment. Learn how to identify warning signs of depression, when to seek help for your child and how to come up with a mental health safety plan.

Watch the recording below to learn about signs of anxiety in children and adolescents, practical coping strategies for children with anxiety, warning signs of behavioral health concerns, and home safety recommendations.

Whether they are using social media or playing on gaming sites, children and teens are using computers and mobile devices more than ever before—increasing the chances they could face cyberbullying. Watch our webinar to learn how to engage your child in cyber safety discussions.

Around 17% of children and adolescents experience anxiety and mood disorders, with the likelihood that even more cases are going unreported. Watch our webinar to learn best practices when a young person in your life is experiencing the onset of an emotional, mental or behavioral disorder.