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Mass Shootings & Support Parents Can Provide Their Children
News of a shooting in a public place is always scary. As individuals we are faced with the gravity of our own grief and sadness and as parents, we instinctually ask ourselves, “What should I be doing to protect my children?” Or, perhaps even, “Can I protect my child?”
Navigating A Narcissistic Parent
“But she’s your mom.” I have heard this phrase so often in my life. It’s drenched with the guilt that kept me sticking around for her abusive narcissistic behaviors. For as long as I can remember, my mother has shown poor boundaries and a lack of support in my day-to-day life.
Turning Passion into Career: A Health Educator’s Story
Experiences from an early age seemed to forecast that my career path and passion would lie in Health and Wellness Education. I have the privilege of helping people of all ages – preschool through adulthood – learn to manage emotions and stressors in healthy ways.
Reflections on Navigating Life with ADHD
One teen’s ADHD journey awakens a perspective on life by breaking down barriers, finding relief, and experiencing vast emotional growth. They discover that ADHD struggles are not shortcomings but rather invaluable opportunities for personal growth,
and adaptive learning.
Grieving Perinatal and Infant Loss
Losing a baby during pregnancy or as an infant is a heart-wrenching experience that leaves families grappling with grief, confusion, and a profound sense of emptiness. It is important to understand the impact of this loss and what may help families move forward in the healing process.
Not the Right Time for College? Don’t Just Walk Away.
What should you do if your are enrolled in college but you’ve determined that it might not be the right time or fit based on your life right now, for whatever reason?