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Articles

From time to time the YSB creates articles on recent issues affecting area youth.  Most of these articles appeared in the YSB newsletter, published twice each year.

The Adolescent Brain
The adolescent brain is under construction according to noted psychologist David Walsh.   Teens depend on adults for structure, impulse control and guidance.

Challenges Facing our Youth
Today's teens are facing new challenges, as well as many of the challenges that their parents faced.

Information on Energy Drinks
Caffeine and alcohol contents for selected energy drinks.


Internet Safety - Brown Bag 3.0 Summary
Helpful information from Karina Berzins, of the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and Internet Crimes Against Children.


Is Your Child Using Alcohol or Drugs?
Helpful questions and tips for talking to your child about alcohol and drug use.

Stopping Cyber Bullying Requires a Community Effort
Information about cyber bullying and steps you can take as a familly.

Teen Depression and Suicide
Teen depression is a leading cause of teen deaths and serious injuries. Treatment makes a big difference.

The Teen Mind - A Primer

This article was written by YSB Clinical Director Michael  Huntley, M.A., L.P., and was published in the February 2006 issue of Stillwater Living.  It is reprinted here with permission.

Youth Intervention Works
Getting tough on crime works best with community based interventions, which save money and reduce recidivism rates.




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Youth Service Bureau

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