Changing the Way You View Your Future Can Change Your Life
Do you hope for the best or dwell on the past? Research indicates your mood may depend on it.
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Focus on Your Family: How to Turn Job Stress Into Success
Do you work on the front lines? Or deal with the public every day? Here’s how to protect your family from the stress of your job, while sharing the success.
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Why Suicides May Increase Post-Pandemic
Because research reveals a higher suicide rate may follow a pandemic, identifying risk factors now can save lives.
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Telehealth Benefits: How to Maximize Your Virtual Visit
Think online appointments are sterile and impersonal? Think again. Here is how to make the most of professional virtual visits.
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Prevent Suicide by Emphasizing These 3 Reasons for Living
When counseling suicidal individuals, research reveals several persuasive reasons for living
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Privacy First: How to Protect Your Children From Predators
Are the names of your children showcased on the back of your SUV? On their shirts? Learn why you should avoid disclosing personal details about your children to strangers.
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Silenced by Stigma: How Victims of Abuse Face Implicit Bias
Many domestic violence victims fail to report the abuse out of fear of being viewed negatively, both personally and professionally. Sadly, research corroborates this fear.
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When Bullies Go Back to School: Spot Them, and Stop Them
Back to school is a time of excitement, or dread–depending on whether or not a child is being bullied. Spot and stop bullies from ruining another year for victims and families.
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Schoolyard Superheroes: How Bystanders Can Stop Bullying
Bullies like to show off. Do not be a captive audience, because bullying is not a spectator sport. Intervention on behalf of victims can discourage bullies and save lives
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How to Spot a Cyber Bullying Victim Before it is Too Late
When it comes to bullying behavior, toxic texting is the new fistfight at the bike racks. Yet unlike an after school sucker punch, online bullying can be deadly.
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