Depresión: Recibir tratamiento. Los médicos, en los últimos años, han progresado mucho en el tratamiento de la depresión clínica y ahora consideran que se puede ayudar a casi todas las personas que la sufren.

Immigration: Finding Help, Giving Help. Here's something that's kind of obvious but also hard to remember sometimes: when you're having problems of any kind, the best way to get help is to ask for it.

Think of it this way: an adult crush is older and (supposedly) more mature, and might feel the things you like are childish. So my advice is to stick with crushes in your age group. At least that way there's more on a chance that you'll get along, and possibly get together even if just as friends.

Remember: the other campers will be looking for friends too! Rely on your counselor. Most camp counselors know that it can be hard for some kids, especially shy ones, to make friends right off the bat. Counselors might organize special "let's get to know each other" games in the first few days so kids can break the ice.

You finally got up the nerve to confess your crush, and…Doh! Your crush isn't crushing back! You're not the only one this has ever happened to. Topics on Crushes: Affairs of the Heart Confessing A Crush Ouch! Denied! Embarrassing Crushes When You Don't Crush Back Three's A Crowd Celebrity Crushes Crushes on Adults From the Mentors: Crush …

You might go up to your crush when he or she is surrounded by friends, spill your guts, and get the cold shoulder. It's possible, though, that your crush would have acted differently if she or he hadn't been feeling self-conscious or peer pressure because of other people …

What sorts of things make a student have a crush on someone? Good looks; a nice personality; a good sense of humor; being good at sports; being independent; having common interests ... Tell the person that they are "just friends"; avoid the person in order to spare his her/feelings; just come right out and say that they don't feel the ...

Jessica, 10, had a wicked crush on her art teacher Mr. Maika for months. Right before holiday break, she made cookies for all her teachers and friends. She couldn't wait to give the cookies to Mr. Maika, but when she went to do it, she saw a whole pile of other gifts …

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If other things are bothering you, like difficulties at home or troubles with your friends, a big test might seem much worse than it really is. You might feel like you've got too much to deal with already…and now the added stress of a test can seem too much to handle. ...

Dreams: Dreams and Creativity. Many people associate strange, colorful and exotic dreams with creative ability. Katie, 12, told us about one dream she had: "I was writing a play and I couldn't think of an ending, but then I dreamed I sat down and talked to the main character and she told me what to do.". Over the centuries, lots of artists, writers, and musicians …

Friends and Siblings Even if a friend, bro, or sis isn't mad at you or something you did, being around an angry peer is no fun, and can even be scary. Here's how to deal if a friend or sibling loses his or her temper around you: Don't fuel their anger. Try not to say or do anything that will make the person even madder.

Sadie and Allison have been best friends since third grade. They share clothes, CD's, and even a fun crush on the hottie star of their favorite TV show. But lately, things between them have gotten tense. Julio is a new student who transferred into school last month, and both Sadie and Allison instantly thought he was really cool. ...

Crushes, Creeps, and Classmates: A Girl's Guide to Getting Along With Boys (Girls' Guides) by Elizabeth Frankenburger This guide helps girls understand the strange relationships between themselves and boys, and answers questions about being friends with boys, dealing with crushes, dating, and interacting with boys in daily life.

Many conflicts that start out small can get bigger and more destructive over time. Our family members shouldn't be enemies, so it's important to get past the causes of a rivalry, change our attitudes and behavior, and -- GASP! -- start thinking of our sibs as friends. Here are some things to remember: Winning isn't everything.

Pets: Taking Care Of Your Pet. Now that you've brought your new friend home, it's time for the fun part -- and the hard part! This is your chance to really prove to your parents, yourself, and your pet that you're a responsible guardian.

Green Living: Green in the Kitchen. Shopping better, eating better and reducing food waste are all big parts of going green. Check it out: Shop Smart

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Divorce: Things Will Get Better. There's no doubt about it: divorce is tough. But most kids who have been through it will tell you that the first year is the hardest, and things get better after that.

The Square Dancing Square 2 + 1 = Enemies A Crush Come True? Katie, 12, told us: "My celebrity crushes are Jimmy Fallon and Indiana Jones (yes, I know he's not real.) There is no fear of rejection. In all likelihood, you will never meet this person. Also, no one will …

In the end, the best thing to do is respect his or her feelings. If you were friends before you admitted your feelings, it might help to take some time to cool off and then work on the friendship again. Read more about this in the IML Advice section. DONT get obsessed.

Other Friends Topics: Choose a topic Bullies Crushes Gossip And Rumors Nicknames Summer Camp When Friends Fight Have you ever been the victim of a hurtful rumor?

It's a fact of life. When we find out our crush is a one-way thing, it HURTS. But the pain doesn't have to last forever, and it definitely doesn't have to affect how you feel about yourself. Here are some things to keep in mind: DON'T try to "make" someone like you. When a crush doesn't return our feelings, it's easy to think we can fix it.

When Your Family Moves: Packing Up "I've moved twice. The hardest part is packing and unpacking the stuff." "I've experienced this a lot of times.

Kids have crushes on adults all the time, and in many cases it's about the adult being a role model, or someone to look up to. In other cases, the feelings may be a little more romantic, and that's normal…as long as it remains just a crush. Here are some things to keep in mind: DON'T treat it like a crush on someone your own age.

A crush might help you understand what you like and admire in other people. It can also become a special secret you share with a friend. Others might put pressure on you to face your crush, but in the end, these feelings belong to you and nobody else. ... You might go up to your crush when he or she is surrounded by friends, spill your guts ...

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Also, you may discover that some of your other friends secretly feel the same way you do! If a friend or classmate tries to pressure you, keep in mind why he or she might be doing it: He may be trying to make you feel small, so that he can feel better about himself.

Time Management: Monthly Calendars. A Monthly Calendar is more than just a chance to show off great pictures of Britney Spears, Shaquille O'Neal, or cuddly kittens.