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As we continue in our series on supporting a teen (or anyone for that matter) with depression, our second point to keep in mind is: ...

Parenting a teen struggling with their own mental health can feel lonely, isolating, and confusing. It can be difficult to understand...

As we enter into the holiday season and the pressure to show up for multiple events, holiday parties, and the gift requests begin, I want...

In our final post on adding in Positive Childhood Experiences, we are going to focus on the culminating recommendation - feeling safe and...

Over the past few weeks, we have been reflecting together on the addition of Positive Childhood Experiences in our teens and children’s...

In our series on Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs), we have looked at various ways parents can promote a sense of vulnerability and...

In our previous post , we focused on changing our perspective as caregivers from “taking away” to “adding in.” It was noted that a shift...

The pandemic has placed obvious strain and pressure on our children and teens. Our children have been resilient in the face of virtual...

As we continue moving forward in our series focused on returning to in-person learning, it is important to spend a few moments thinking...

The “back to school jitters” are typical for any school year no matter what. During my time as a classroom teacher I would even have back...