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Category Archives: parenting
Balancing Work and Family…Creating Family Time
According to a study reported in the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, couples who are successful at balancing work and family maintain a commitment to family as their highest priority. Through their planning and actions, both members of the … Continue reading
Back To School Tips For Parents
Research shows that outcomes are generally better for children whose parents actively engage them in daily conversations about their lives in and out of school. As a result, these kids tend to have better grades, are less likely to abuse … Continue reading
Preventing Binge Drinking In Teens and College Students
With teens and college students returning to school, parents must be aware of the dangers of binge drinking. Binge drinking is generally defined as having five or more drinks of alcohol (male), or 4 or more drinks (female), in about … Continue reading
Are You Overlooking Your Child’s Mental Health?
As a parent, you make sure your children get to school, their dance classes, sport practices and even birthday parties. You keep track of immunizations and physicals with meticulous care. Yet, when did you last evaluate your child’s mental health … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety disorder, communication, eating disorders, mental health, parenting, relationships, teens, youth
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Social Networking: How is it affecting your mental health?
Anything that we do regularly affects our mental health in some way. Exercising, the foods we eat and how we spend our time all contribute to the state of our mental health. Some activities, such as social networking, have both … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, computer, depression, mental health, online, social networking, symptoms, teens, young people
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