mental health

It's a milestone you're missing, and that's sad. 

“It can really happen to anyone.”

As “Modern Family” ends, the star tells Teen Vogue she's ready to take on the next phase.

It includes coffee, journaling, and, uhm, bathroom time.

Teen Vogue Editor in Chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner gives us a look inside her journal.

Black adolescents experience racial discrimination five times a day — often online.

Queen Lizzo is helping us calm down. 

“This is extremely hard for me to talk about for many reasons.”

She's learning to cope with her anxiety and ignore haters.

"Even five years ago, I don't know if stories like this would even be allowed to be told."

“For many, body image, sexuality, self-acceptance, sobriety, and mental health are everyday struggles, not a phase we put behind us.”

She's so passionate about DBT that she thinks it should be taught in schools.

"You don't know everything about someone’s life, even if you think you do. Even if you want to."

Because I didn't name my depression the first time, I never truly coped with it. 

The stress of their parent's immigration status is having a huge impact on Dreamers' kids. 

“I just wanted to breathe a little bit.”

"I want to give y'all what I can, so I'm going to keep making music and I'm going to do a few shows, but I can't finish."

The star opened up about his mental health. 

Mental health professionals are turning to social media to break down stigma and barriers to therapy.

"We can’t pretend there’s no health consequences to what’s going on in the White House."