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Many teens and adolescents have Mental Disorders problems that interfere with their normal growth and development and daily life routine. Some Mental Disorders problems are mild and for only short periods of time, while others are more severe and potentially, last a lifetime.

Research show that there are a number of teens suffers from depression. Anxiety disorders are the most common Mental Health Disorders problems that occur in teen and adolescents. ADHD is one of the most common mental disorders in teens. Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, are common among teenagers and young lady.

Some common symptoms of mental disorder includes: -changes in eating and sleeping habits, significant weight gain or loss, feelings of worthlessness or guilt, frequent health complaints when no physical ailment exists, missed school, poor school performance and withdrawal from friends and family, no longer enjoying activities that were once pleasurable, indecision, lack of concentration, or forgetfulness. More anger, rage and anxiety are also some more looking symptoms. Teens reach in point of drug/alcohol abuse and thoughts of suicide, by the mental disorder.

If you suspect that your teenagers are in mental disorder you should:

*Respond with love, kindness, and support.
*Reach them when they need you.
*Be gentle and do not ask a lot of questions,
*Do not criticize or pass judgment once the adolescent begins to talk
*Encourage activity and praise efforts to socialize and be active.

Do not wait and hope that symptoms will go away by their self. Seek help from a doctor or mental health professional.
It is important to know that help is available. Most children and adolescents who experience Mental Health Disorders problems can return to normal daily lives, if they receive appropriate treatment.

There are many types comprehensive behavioral healthcare services and programs for children, teen and adolescents. These therapeutic center and programs includes psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists, recreational therapists, chaplains and licensed counselors. These centers provide the facility of behavioral therapy, Group therapy, Family therapy, Physical exercise, Creative expression, Volunteer work, Medication and Hospitalization. Except these some other programs are working for mental troubled teens as some special schools, wilderness programs, and boot camps.

All treatment programs emphasize a return to independent living and encourage family participation.