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October is Emotional Wellness Month. Are you looking for a supportive environment for your teen to thrive? Logos School provides individualized care and resources focused on emotional well-being. Learn how we can encourage and guide teens toward a bright future.

The digital age brought us unprecedented technological advances, which have connected us in previously unimaginable ways. This hyperconnectivity has a price, especially for youth. In Jonathan Haidt’s book "The Anxious Generation" and in the June 2024 joint statement to parents and guardians on Smartphones, Social Media there is an undeniable and growing link between the use of social media and the decline in mental health among children, teens and young adults. This blog explores the alarming trends that Haidt and others have documented, and how social media contributes to a mental crisis among youth.

Haidt's study paints a vivid picture of how the digital world affects young minds. He provides compelling data that shows a sharp rise in anxiety, self-harm and suicide among teenagers - a pattern that is directly related to the increase of smartphone and social media usage since 2010.

September is upon us, and with it comes the change of leaves, pumpkin spice, and Self-Improvement Month. Let's go beyond the surface level changes this year and cultivate a sense that radiates well-being from within for ourselves, our teens and young adult children.

High school graduates often feel the pressure to go to college. But guess what? College isn’t the only option out there and Logos School is both cognizant and respectful of the transformation and journey each student takes. Trade schools are becoming a popular choice for teens looking for different ways to jumpstart their future careers. Let's dive into what trade schools are and the benefits they offer.

Starting a new school year can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. While some students look forward to new classes and seeing friends again, others might feel overwhelmed by anxiety and depression. This may come in the form of school refusal or social group withdrawal. It's important to address these feelings. Included in this blog are are some tips to help students and families navigate this challenging time.