Thursday, September 23 12 noon – 1 p.m. Free, Virtual Event New York Times best-selling author Lisa Damour, Ph.D. returns to the Glenbard Parent Series
The Awkwardness of Reconnecting As a Youth and Family Minister with a congregation that has worshipped almost entirely online through this pandemic, I have found
Parent Attitudes Can Make a Difference This virtual town hall video, hosted by prevention groups throughout the suburban Chicago area, provides parents with tips and
Moments of Meaningful Connections According to New York Times guest essayist Dr. Adam Grant, emotions are social, often contagious, and an integral part of our
While this past year was challenging, CTAD’s response demonstrated resilience and adaptability. CTAD’s volunteers, Delta youth group, and community partners connected in unique ways with
During the pandemic, alcohol and marijuana use rates among DHS & HPHS students declined sharply. In the same time, more students said they believed it
“It’s never too early to talk about drugs and alcohol, including the facts related to drug and alcohol use and impact on the developing brain.”
Has your child downloaded the Text-A-Tip app on their phone? When it’s at their fingertips, they can reach out for help when a trusted adult
Building Healthy Habits in Your Kids When our kids feel good, life is a little bit easier. Active kids are more likely to have less
Tips to Stay Active from Park District of Highland Park We are all managing additional stress related to the COVID-19 pandemic and its potential threat
Help Us Reach our Goal & Support our Youth Which high school’s parents will be the first to reach our goal of 150 responses? Our
Chicago TV host Dr. Laura Berman spoke out about the dangers of Snapchat after the tragic loss of her 16-year-old son who met a drug