The Relationship Between Marijuana & Teen Mental Health Wednesday, February 16, 2022 7:30 PM To Register: ihadnoidea.eventbrite.com “I was completely blindsided as to what was
Advice from Local Social Workers While some parents feel anxious about talking to their child about drugs and alcohol, having open, positive discussions can be
After Zooming the holidays in 2020, more families and friends are celebrating in person this holiday season. To help your family and friends stay as
Most teens say their parents are the #1 influence in their decision not to drink. CTAD’s NEW Alcohol & Teens: Guide for Parents & Guardians
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60 Second Conversation Starter When your child is faced with a challenge or opportunity is their first reaction to shut down, jump to a conclusion,
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Use the mental health checklist for your child (and yourself!) to take small steps to support balance and overall mental health. Courtesy of Glenview Northbrook
Tips to Reboot and Rebalance Stress is part of everyday life and can be short- lived or ongoing. Identifying sources of stress takes awareness and
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Easing the Transition Back to School and Social Pressures As kids head back to class, reunite with friends and adjust to a new routine, they
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