Child Segment

As children grow from the age of 2 through their teenage years, they encounter various challenges that can shape their mental and emotional well-being. Behavioral disorders such as ADHD, oppositional defiance, or conduct disorders may emerge, influencing how they interact with their surroundings. Personality disorders, though rarer in early years, may begin to show traits as teenagers form their sense of identity. Addictions, including substance abuse or digital dependency, can take root in adolescence due to peer pressure or coping mechanisms for stress. Teenage complications, such as hormonal changes, academic pressures, and social struggles, often contribute to emotional turmoil. Additionally, phobias and fears—ranging from separation anxiety in younger years to social anxiety in teenagers—can significantly affect their confidence and daily functioning. Early identification and intervention are crucial to addressing these issues effectively.