5 Tips for Surviving the Holidays with Divorced Parents
You can usually tell that the holidays are coming in a few different ways… … You might see twinkle lights wrapped around a row of trees on your street. … Maybe your neighbor’s menorah recently appeared in their front window. … And if you’re lucky, you might spot a neighbor’s dog in a red-and-green sweater […]
How Gratitude Can Get You Through the Holidays
The holidays are right around the corner. ‘Tis the season to be jolly—so why is it that we sometimes feel melancholy during the most wonderful time of the year? The truth is, the time between Thanksgiving and New Years’ Eve can be a demanding time for many reasons. Between spending an extended amount of time […]
Spending the Holidays Indoors: 21 Ways to Cope with the Quarantine Funk
Since the start of the coronavirus lockdown, you’ve had to come up with creative ways to keep busy. After the coronavirus cancelled your spring break plans, family gatherings, concerts, and weekend parties, you’ve had to come up with creative ways to keep busy while doing your part to help fight the spread of coronavirus. It […]
5 Proven Ways to Manage Your Anxiety & Depression
Your teenage and young adult years are also a period of physical, emotional, and social turbulence. Dealing with life is even harder when you’re also battling factors like hormonal imbalances, bullying, stress, trauma, or even a genetic disposition to depression. The problem is that depression can present itself as normal “mood swings” due to puberty […]
Teens & Social Media Use: What’s the link?
Take a moment and think back to the last time you went on social media. What did you see? Maybe one of your acquaintances had posted a silly group photo of her and her soccer teammates. Maybe you watched another friend doing the Blinding Lights dance challenge in his living room with his parents. You’ve […]
