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When Your Child is the Bully
Your love and guidance are powerful tools in helping your child grow into a compassionate and responsible individual. By taking proactive steps to address bullying, you can help your child become a better person and contribute to a more empathetic and kinder society.
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Finding Hope in the Darkness: Understanding Your Child's Mental Health Challenges
By Kaitlin Harker While every story is different, many stories share similarities. Some stories are easy to share, while others, like mine, take a long time to share with anyone besides close friends and family. However, with suicide rates rising and mental health concerns becoming more and more prevalent, I know it’s time to share […]
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5 Easy Ways to Connect With Your Kids
By Megan Epperson What is the opposite of addiction? You may be surprised to know that the opposite of addiction is connection. Addiction expert Johann Hari says, “The opposite of addiction is not sobriety. It is human connection.” With so much of life consisting of high-speed internet connections and social media “likes,” it isn’t surprising […]
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Is P*rn Really Addictive?
By Angelina Repka Many people are under the impression that addiction can only occur with an ingestible substance, such as heroin or food. However, the truth is that anything that changes the brain and affects its reward center, meaning dopamine is released, can become addictive—this includes addictive behaviors such as shopping and gambling. Perhaps the […]
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Watch and Learn: How You Are Teaching Your Kids to Love or Hate Their Bodies
Kids are always watching us, even when we don’t think they are. They see when we put ourselves down about our physical appearances. It’s important to help your child realize they are beautiful as they are, and that starts with you.
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Why Your Teen Should Wait to Have Sex: Beyond STD's and Pregnancy
By Megan Epperson “So you wanna hook up?” This is a question many teens are being asked by their peers. Kids these days are far more sexualized than we were when we were kids. They see and hear about sexuality so much that they may think that this is what they are supposed to do. […]
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