Emotional withdrawal is one of the primary responses to stress and trauma in teens. According to research, boys are less likely than girls to verbalize emotional pain. They prefer to keep their emotions inside, even if they are distressed. So if you see that your son is being distant, there could be a problem. Although …

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A teenager’s silence is always noticeable. You may walk past their room, see their closed door, and feel a combination of rejection, fear, and deep confusion. Common questions that register on most parents’ minds include: Did I do something wrong? Are my teenagers safe? A teenager’s “silent treatment” is widespread during adolescence. However, you should …

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Adolescence is a time that involves physical, emotional, and mental changes that can overwhelm your teen. It also included new experiences, such as romantic relationships and high school. As teens grow older, they crave freedom and independence. Sometimes, this independence may cause teens to become socially and emotionally withdrawn. On the one hand, emotional withdrawal …

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