Why We Feel the Way We Feel and Do What We Do
We’re kicking off mental health awareness month with a conversation about why we feel what we feel and do what we do, answering the question: what the brain has to
Struggling with a mental health issue? Wanting to better understand what someone you love is going through? The Care to Change team shares what we know, along with plenty of practical, plain-spoken advice. Scroll down to the topic list to find the subject you seek. Have a suggestion for something we haven’t covered? Email it to us.
We’re kicking off mental health awareness month with a conversation about why we feel what we feel and do what we do, answering the question: what the brain has to
For many teenagers, entering into puberty can be a time wrought with intense emotions, confusion, and stress. This period of change is what makes teens susceptible to developing eating disorders.
Teenagers have a lot more responsibilities and expectations to live up to, and their parents and teachers are generally not in the position to give them the same levels of
We might be surprised to learn that bullying is just as common in teen years as it is in elementary school years, yet the impact is just as detrimental if
Connecting with teens isn’t always easy. They are becoming independent and have relationships outside ours as parents. So what are the secrets to staying connected? Listen to this pointed discussion
We never want to be embarrassed by our children. We wouldn’t admit that publicly, but it’s human nature. When our kids do something that’s outside the community or family’s expectations,
Life has taught most parents that when it comes to motivating children, it’s never effective to threaten, yell, or cuss at them, call them names, or hit them in any
We want our children to grow into happy and healthy adults. While parents worry about all the external influences that kids and teens have to contend with — their peers,
So she’s with someone she likes, and it’s … yeah, okay. He’s cute and fun and seems polite, but some things make you wonder if something just isn’t right. Does
A few months ago I was standing in front of a group of parents and was asked the question, “Should I read my daughter’s journal.” The moment the words, “Absolutely”
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