Articles, research and videos from the Joon team and guest contributors about youth and young adult mental health.
Here are 5 effective strategies to make gratitude part of your daily routine. Gratitude is associated with better mental health--from lower anxiety and depression to better sleep and relationships.
Meet our new CEO and learn more about how we're growing our reach and impact and making quality mental health care more accessible for tens of millions of families.
Joon is looking to encourage students pursuing degrees in psychology, social work and mental health related fields by awarding an annual scholarship to support higher education.
With college comes many good and not so good experiences. If students focus on themselves, their values, and their goals, they will be able to handle the highs and lows with ease.
Clinical psychologist, Katey Nicolai PhD, answers common mental health questions about low self-esteem, self-doubt and body dysmorphia, and how to speak to your therapist about these challenges.
Connie shares why she loves working at Joon and how she helps clients achieve great outcomes.
For high school students, developing effective coping skills is necessary to improve mental health and increase resiliency.
Almost 90% of students report that they have mental health concerns and nearly half of all students are not receiving the help that they need. Stigma and access to care remain significant barriers.
Clinical psychologist, Katey Nicolai PhD, answers common mental health questions about finding the right therapist, supporting others with mental health challenges, and coping with a diagnosis.
Applying to college brings a variety of emotions. Here are 3 ways to help your support your teen through this exciting and stressful time.
Resilience should be a universal goal for parenting. Here is our step-by-step guide for raising resilient teenagers who can easily adjust to stress and recover from challenges.
Eating disorders and anxiety are extremely common in teens and they often occur together. They develop during adolescence due to genetic and environmental factors.
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