This Paper Can Help Your Loved One in a Mental Health Crisis
We checklists for lots of emergencies; Why not for a mental health emergency?
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Helping Your Adult Child Grow Up
Despite spending years and a fortune at college, more than half of people 18 to 29 are living with their parents. That’s the highest percentage since the Great Depression. Of course, that can frustrate both the young adults and their parents. Despite major […]
Are Your Children Too Busy To Do Chores?
When children are not required to do chores, they grow up to become adults who don’t have life skills like cooking, cleaning, balancing a checkbook, and more.
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A Quick Guide to Make Change Easier for Kids
Change is everywhere right now, especially for our kids. Spend a little time focusing on these new tools and watch your kids become good at change!
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The Mental Health of Single and Divorced Men
Single men tend to have worse mental health than single women and married men. This could be due to a set of specific stressors commonly experienced by unmarried men.
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Mental Health and School Re-Entry
Should threats of deteriorating mental health make us rush children back to school in the face of the pandemic? The evidence is still unclear.
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How to Help When Adolescents Have Suicidal Thoughts
“I think it is terrific that there is more universal screening going on; it represents an opportunity to employ some of the evidence-based strategies that we know can help,” she said.
In a comment published in JAMA Psychiatry last October, Dr. Moutier […]
School Closures and Children’s Mental Health
School closures and mental health. Tips for parents during COVID-19.
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How Spending Quality Time Can Really Strengthen Families
What do the Super Bowl and family dinners have in common? They are both shared experiences that help create family connections, now and for the future.
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Fend Off the February Blues With Your Kids
The winter months can be depressing, especially in a pandemic. Here’s how to combat the February blues?
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