Adolescence is a challenging time for both teens and their families. MIASA provides a comprehensive, research-backed way to understand what a teen is experiencing and track their progress over time. With coverage of up to 40 different concern areas, MIASA gives a complete picture of adolescent well-being.
Combines insights from teens, parents, and teachers to create a complete picture of an adolescent's well-being.
Weekly progress monitoring helps to see improvements and identify when additional support is needed.
Identifies specific areas where adolescents need help, from anxiety and depression to school engagement.
Based on the Adolescent Behavioral Questionnaire (ABQ), an instrument with 30 years of clinical use and validation research.
Emotional Well-Being Depression, anxiety, anger, and emotional distress patterns • School Engagement Attention, academic performance, and classroom behavior • Social Relationships Peer interactions, social support, and family relationships • Behavioral Concerns Acting out, substance use, and risky behaviors • Strengths & Resilience Self-esteem, family support, and coping abilities • Specialized Areas Autism spectrum traits, trauma, social media use, and more
