Helping teens cope with pandemic stress and anxiety: Mom Minute Monday
Nationally, more kids are being seen and treated for anxiety and depression. That number is even more concerning for high schoolers.
Author: Brooke Whitney
Updated: 9:27 AM EST March 8, 2021
CLEVELAND — This past year has been tough for kids, especially teenagers. In today's edition of "Mom Minute Monday," 3News talked to pediatric psychologist Dr. Marilyn Sampilo from Cleveland Clinic Children’s about what parents can do to help.
“Any time there's a disruption in the lives of adolescents, particularly teenagers, it can cause all sorts of different changes in potentially stress levels and then have an impact on their social and emotional and behavioral functioning.”