Building Strong Bonds: Connecting with Your Teen through Relational and Emotion-Focused Perspectives
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Guiding Your Children Through Social Media Use
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Parental Burnout: When the Demands of Parenthood Wear You Down
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Pandemic Protection: More Than Just Masks
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A Reflection on School Anxiety
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Sleep 101
Sleep is a time for rest and recovery. It provides us with enough energy to engage in our daily occupations, and promotes physical and mental well-being. Sleep is especially important for children and teens.
Self Regulation: Strategies for Kids and Teens
Self regulation is our ability to manage our thoughts, feelings, and emotions in order to complete important activities. It involves how we respond and adapt to things that are stressful in our social, physical, or bodily environment. Everybody can have moments where we feel intense emotions or want to react right away.
School Transitions: Considerations in Uncertain Times
During the COVID-19 pandemic, students have had to go through multiple transitions - from in- person class to remote learning and vice versa, transitioning from elementary school to middle school or middle school to high school, and perhaps transitions in caregiver availability. These transitions have been very challenging for everyone, and remote learning has impacted the learning experience for many students.
Teen Resource for Distance Learning
While some schools are returning to in-person classes, or have already done so, others are staying online. If you are a virtual student, consider some of the tips below to continue being successful in your studies, while also taking care of yourself!
Parent Resource for Distance Learning
While some schools are returning to in-person classes, or have already done so, others are staying online. If your child is still doing school virtually, consider some of the tips below to continue helping them be successful in their studies, while also maintaining their overall wellbeing.