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Staying Organized As A Parent On A Budget
By Guest Blogger Colleen Stewart Being a parent is tons of work, so it can be easy to get overwhelmed. After all, there is a seemingly never-ending list of things to do with limited hours in a day. Thankfully, there are many cost-effective ways to stay organized as a...
Talking to Kids about Tragedy
By Kathy Rivera, Executive Director/CEO, North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center Children are always listening, even to things they may not have the ability to fully comprehend. Whether it be from social media, school, or adults in their lives, it’s inevitable...
Managing Alcohol Use During Thanksgiving
The holiday season is rapidly approaching, bringing with it countless expectations of family connection, laughter, gratitude, and joy. When these idyllic visions fall short, mental health often worsens, leading many to turn to alcohol and substance use to cope. As we...
Exploring Digital Creativity for Kids’ Mental Wellness
By Guest Blogger Ronnie Salazar Children's mental wellness plays a pivotal role in their overall development and happiness. As young minds navigate the challenges of growing up, it is essential to prioritize their emotional and psychological well-being. A solid...
Youth Voices in Youth Mental Health Advocacy
By Guest Blogger Chloe Cohen As the need for mental health services for youth becomes increasingly necessary, with 21.8% of children diagnosed with one or more of the common mental health conditions, it’s vital to highlight the voices of those being affected: the...
How Technology Can Help Kids Understand a Parent’s Addiction
Guest Blog By Emily Graham About 1 in 11 children in the US live with a parent who has a substance addiction problem, reports the National Library of Medicine. This is a worrying statistic – such kids tend to have turbulent lives and many mental health...
Teach Your Teens the Dangers of Driving Impaired, Anton Media February 10, 2023
By Dr. Nellie-Taylor Walthrust Getting a driver’s license is a rite of passage that teenagers have been celebrating since the early days of automobiles. Driving makes teens feel more independent than ever before, and it can also provide a break for parents, who spend...
Fighting Against Fatigue for Parents of Special Needs Kids
By Guest Blogger Emily Graham As the parent of a child with special needs, I often find myself feeling exhausted. It can be a lot of work to meet my child's unique needs, and there are often barely enough hours in the day to get everything done. What's more, I often...