FOR FAMILIES: Helping Young People Build Hope and Identity
Young people are asking timeless questions in a louder, faster, more connected world. Caring adults get to be the steady voice they need. If you spend time with teens or
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.
Young people are asking timeless questions in a louder, faster, more connected world. Caring adults get to be the steady voice they need. If you spend time with teens or
People may forget the details of a decision, but they rarely forget how a leader made them feel while it was being made. I’ve been thinking about that lately. Every
Some seasons do not just feel busy. They feel relentless. Pressure and uncertainty have a way of touching every part of life. Your thoughts, your body, your relationships, your sense
There is a quiet tension many people carry, even if they rarely say it out loud. How do I set boundaries when I am called to love sacrificially? I love
If you’re leading people right now, you’re carrying more than most ever see. You’re navigating complex challenges while holding the needs of others. You’re making space for pressure, anxiety, family
There is often an unspoken pressure to start fast, push harder, set big goals, and make everything change all at once. The message is subtle but constant: do more, be
With all the hoopla around the new year and with the all this snow we received, I’ve found myself reflecting on how easily life can sweep us into a pace
While another year ticks closer to the end, many people find themselves feeling frustration and disappointment. They had big plans when the year started: a long list of things they
In our lives, holidays are rarely about a single day. That’s particularly true about the ones we celebrate as the year draws to a close. Instead, they represent a collection
When most of us think about childhood, we think about wonderful, carefree times before we learned about bills and mortgages. As we contend with the many struggles that are part
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