Dr. Rebecca Berry speaks on CNN about the mental health impact of child hostage situations in the Middle East.

Dr. Rebecca Berry shares reflections on the life of mental health advocate Sinéad O’Connor at 56 years old.

Dr. Berry shares thoughts on findings from a just released Gallop Poll Survey highlighting increasing numbers of women, young adults, and certain racial/ethnic groups with depression.

Dr. Rebecca Berry joins CNN This Morning to discuss the impact of social media on mental health, in particular for children and adolescents.

Dr. Rebecca Berry joins CNN This Morning anchors and legal correspondent Jean Casarez to provide perspective on adolescent mental health within the context of Jennifer Crumbley’s unprecedented trial.

Dr. Berry provides commentary in the wake of the tragic school shooting in Nashville Tennessee.

Dr. Rebecca Berry and the CNN This Morning team discuss findings and implications from a recent Gallop poll suggesting high rates of college students who are considering “stopping out” of their studies.

Dr. Berry discusses the impact of body shaming on youth and how parents can support their developing youth toward confidence and acceptance of body shape and weight

It can be hard for children to move on from screen time, but it doesn't always have to be a battle.

Spending your weekends on the field with your kids? Here are some tips to stay comfortable and stay motivated to cheer them on.

Nearly 1% of a generation has died, @MorganRadford looks at the impact of millions of kids losing grandparents due to the coronavirus.

How the pandemic is impacting your kids’ mental health (and how to help them).

Why not let them walk to school alone? Parents and communities are figuring out ways to give their children more independence—and it just may help them to become less anxious, more self-reliant adults

Playing with peers has important developmental benefits, and doctors worry that children are missing out on them now.

The pandemic and sudden shutdown had effectively stranded parents who were divorced or separated without their usual resource: the legal system.

Do check-ins by asking open-ended questions, such as: “How are you feeling? Why are you feeling that way?” Don't dismiss their concerns, and more methods to help your anxious children.

Kids are facing a mental health crisis, with separation anxiety and social anxiety on the rise. Dr. Berry comments on what parents can do to help.

Healthy eating advocates explain how diet and weight loss messaging can negatively influence own self-image.

It took years for me to recognize the warning signs that my "wellness" plan had become a full-blown eating disorder.

A year of school shutdowns and family trauma leads to social isolation, stress and mental-health issues.

How to keep your children learning and active while you handle your responsibilities—all, hopefully, without driving anyone crazy.

Children's lives may not be as hard as adults' lives, but sometimes their moodiness and sadness are more than just a phase.

If you found yourself relating to the Big Little Lies episode where Renata’s daughter Amabella panics over climate change, you and your child are not alone. Studies show that 45 percent of children experience depression after a natural disaster. Eco-anxiety in children is a real thing.

Shaming over meal debt can have negative impacts on students' psyches.

Superstitious New Yorkers will be on edge for Friday the 13th. The day is considered by some to be prone to bad luck.

Parents across the country and here in the Bay Area have a very tough job as they try to explain to their children what happened in Connecticut.

Children may benefit, physically and socially, from being allowed to play with less monitoring from mom and dad, a new research review finds.

Dr. Berry is featured in a documentary detailing the tragic case of Conrad Roy.

Nail experts and a clinical psychologist offer actionable tips for quitting—as do two of our manicure-mangling fashion editors.

Dr. Rebecca Berry is featured on the No Silly Questions podcast to talk all about obsessive compulsive disorder in childhood, including diagnosis, treatments, and how it compares to typical childhood behaviors.