Family members are a hidden segment that do not receive a lot of attention or support, and they are in pain and suffering, too.

The truth is you have to allow people with mental health issues, all people, to decide what is best for them.

We want the best for our children, but what happens when your child has Borderline Personality Disorder or Social Anxiety Disorder?

It’s never too early to talk about difficult issues with your child. You may be surprised at how well it goes.

We'll focus on the challenges of parenting a child with mental illness. Kate’s son: bipolar disorder. Dawn’s son: social anxiety.

I think my son was 12 or 13, a new middle schooler, when I realized that he was more than just a kid having a bad day at school.

My son, at the age of 16, was grappling with challenges that seemed to grow more daunting by the day.