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Parenting in today’s world comes with unique challenges—and you don’t have to face them alone. Our blog is filled with practical, research-based resources to help you navigate everything from ADHD and video game safety to cyberbullying, social media, and suicide prevention. You’ll also find inspiring tips on mindfulness, compassion, gratitude, and building a culture of kindness at home. Whether you’re looking for guidance, encouragement, or tools to help your child grow, we’re here for you every step of the way.
Remarks from Adm. William McRaven about improving the world!
We thought something inspiring would serve us well this week! Watch this Commencement address from the University of Texas given by Admiral William McRaven. He teaches us lessons about how to make the world a little better by doing the little things well. Enjoy! And remember, you have the power to make a difference in
Where will I be? The long journey ahead…
Whenever I make a commitment for a specific period of time, like my 4 years of college, for example, I like to think about where I might be at the end of the commitment. Four years is going to pass me by. No matter what. And, unless I die before the time passes—which I never
Kindness & The 2020 Election
Things may feel tenser than ever before. With the Coronavirus pandemic surging and the upcoming Presidential election, lots of what you see on Facebook, Instagram, and television is likely to feel polarized. Some folks are likely very worried that if next week’s election does not turn out how they hope, the next four years will
Fireflies: Providing a light in the darkness
Youth suicide is rare, but when a young person does end their own life it devastates families, schools, and communities. And while deaths by suicide are, indeed, rare, the percentage of young people who report feelings of hopelessness, sadness, and even suicidal thoughts is alarmingly high. Over a third of high school students in the
Savvy social media use: 3 tips for young people
95% of teens have access to a smartphone, and 45% say they are online ‘almost constantly.’ This quote is taken from a recent study by the Pew Research Center called Teens, Social Media & Technology, 2018. Smart phones and social media are now ubiquitous to life as a teenager in 2020. It might even seem
A story of kindness: The dog, the bird, and the fisherman
As we continue our series on acts of kindness, this week we turn to animation for inspiration! Watch the film below, and then finish reading our weekly blog post: The dog, the bird, and the fisherman… What I absolutely loved about this film is how many layers of our world exist in the interaction
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