Is your teen "stressed out"? Here are some basics about stress and how you can help him or her learn to cope.

Teenagers are often called young adults, but their brain development and their life experiences don't always mesh up. As a result, adolescents often have errors in their cognitive behaviors.

Dr. John Duffy's fabulous book, The Available Parent, offers advice for practicing radical optimism as the parent of a teenager.

Distracted driving is a leading cause for traffic fatalities in the US, and teenage drivers are the age group most likely to engage in this behavior. The US Department of Transportation has a website full of information and tools to help your adolescent driver understand the risks involved.

Eating competence is a collection of vital skills and attitudes that your teenager needs to develop to become healthy adults.

So, you think your adolescent might be gay or questioning his or her sexuality? Read on for advice...

Schools out for summer! Every Wednesday this summer, come on by for a themed week of ideas for your family. This weeks theme: Starlight! Spend some time this week looking up at the best light show around.

Adolescent peer groups and cliques are an important part of growth and development in adolescence. This article looks at their influence and importance and informs parents about how these groups help and hinder development during adolescence.

Health at Every Size makes fitness and nutrition about health and wellness, instead of weight and is a good way to introduce body acceptance to your teenager.

What you need to know about teenagers and birth control, so that you can be informed when it's time to have tough discussions about sexual health and responsibility.