So, are the symptoms in boys and girls different? The same review noted that anxiety in teenage girls often involves more worrying about relationships and concern for social standards. Also ...

There was a difference in how teen boys and girls perceived their struggles: Both said that girls were more likely to experience anxiety and depression and boys were more likely to struggle with ...

California’s Mission Prep has announced that they have developed specialized new mental health treatment methodologies ...

Teenage boys are drowning in just as much of the depression and anxiety that’s been well documented in girls. Experts warn that many young men struggling with their mental health are left ...

Feelings of isolation and loneliness, as well as associated anxiety ... teen years. Girls were found to be much more likely to have chronic or persistent symptoms (84% versus 61% in boys).

Loneliness has also been linked to anxiety and increased social isolation and, among older adults, physical health issues like dementia, stroke, and heart disease. For teen boys, the problem can ...

Mental health disorders including anxiety, depression and substance abuse ... “We've seen so much shaming of teen boys who may have shared imagery, and then it kind of gets flipped around ...