The transition from childhood to adulthood can be challenging, and young people today face unprecedented obstacles...
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Building Strong Kids: 5 Positive Ways of Working with At-Risk Youth
Everywhere across the United States, children are at risk.
Read moreTeens and Caffeine
For many adults, caffeine usage is a necessity. Effectively used, caffeine can provide a much-needed boost to help...
Read moreCyberbullying and Teen Suicide: When Online Harassment Kills
“I still don’t believe it. I still think that it’s a bigger dream. Some bad dream, and I will wake up, and she...
Read moreSchool Stress: A Closer Look at the Peril of Academic Pressure
The countdown is on! As May comes to a close, so does the hustle and bustle—and stress—of the school year. Ask any...
Read moreMedia violence, the effects on youth and guide to media ratings
Managing the content your children view, and any subsequent exposure to media violence, is a daunting task. Are...
Read moreSelf harm is not the only way to cope
12–15-year-olds are most susceptible to begin self-harming.
Read moreWhat are youth at-risk and what can you do to help?
You’ve heard the term “youth at-risk”, but what does it mean? In the broadest sense, a youth at-risk is a child or...
Read more17 community service ideas to make your teen love volunteering
Is your teen struggling to come up with community service ideas? With schools across the nation instituting...
Read more5 tips on how to stop cyberbullying
70% of teens reported being cyberbullied at least once in 2013. Cyberbullying is defined as the use of electronic...
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