Webpage aimed at teens that contains information describing depression, treatment options and tips, and how to tell whether a friend is depressed and help him or her. Also features a section on suicide prevention. Section of helpful links to other resources on teen depression and suicidal thoughts.

Learn about different methods of birth control and how effective they are for preventing human pregnancy.

Since 1996, the Teenage Diaries series has been giving tape recorders to young people around the country to report on their own lives.

This “Writing Community for Queer and Questioning Youth” allows you to read the online journals of teens as well as to post your own. The site also offers reviews of movies, musicals, and more, as well as a forum where you can discuss your ideas.

Looking for health topics for teenage and tween-age girls? Try this site with information about body changes and hygiene, stress, nutrition, safety, and self-esteem.

“Information, tips, links and more that you can use in facing life’s challenges.” Sections include: Friendship & Love, Diversity, Family, Birth Control, STIs & AIDS, Eating Disorders, Drug Abuse, Abuse, Sexual Violence, Suicide, and Violence. The site is also available in French.

Come here to find articles on many different disorders including Austism, ADHD, Depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Schizophrenia. Select Mental Disorders in the search box.

Click the parts of the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) food plate to learn how much you should eat from each food group.

An international organization of over 10,000 members offers explanations,resources, and access to annual conferences on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and related disorders.

Information for gay, transgendered, bisexual and lesbian youth in Australia. Lists resources to help answer coming-out questions such as “how should I tell my parents?”and “is it a choice?”. Provides resources for supporting sexual orientation diversity in schools.

Have you considered killing yourself? The Trevor Project is a free, not religious affiliated, 24/7 crisis and suicide prevention helpline for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth that can help.

This website “offers drug education and prevention information vetted by the National Clearinghouse on Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI), message boards, games, and celebrity news. The ‘Lowdown’ section of this Web site provides an extensive database of information on particular drugs. The goal of Freevibe is to provide positive peer reinforc …

This web site includes all kinds of great information to help teens stay healthy inside and out. Topics include health, relationships and a whole lot more.

A peer driven organization in Vancouver, B.C. which addresses youth issues concerning AIDS and HIV. Includes a zine, “Spicy,” with an advice column, information about safer sex, and space for contributions of prose and poetry by youth. Be aware that some of the safer sex information is illustrated in an explicit fashion.

Here is a list of possible warning signs to help you recognize depression and possible suicide risk.

So you have decided to pierced, but where are you going to get it done? Visit this site first to help you have a safe piercing experience. For instance, do they use sterilizer and run spore tests?

Where do you draw your (digital) line? This website helps you take a stance to tell people, “That’s Not Cool” when they stalk you on the internet or pressure you to text naked pictures of yourself. Cool videos, call out cards and “what if” games help you draw the line.

The site provides teens with comprehensive and up-to-date information on issues concerning puberty, mental health, sex, nutrition, and body image. Although it defaults to information “For Teens,” this resource also provides information tabs “For Kids” and “For Parents.” Available in Spanish.

Tips for teens on how to deal with stress.

URhealthstyle.com helps “teens find health info and services in Massachusetts that meet their needs” by giving “young people an easy, private way to learn about health services and find services that are teen-friendly.”