Anyone who has raised children knows the following reframes, "Mommy, he’s calling me names”, or “she’s looking at me” and of course the ultima…
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- Shawna Beckman Special to the Arizona Daily Star
An opinion writer says parents, schools and communities all play a critical role in supporting young people facing mental health challenges. The piece encourages families to seek help without stigma and highlights the importance of early intervention, counseling and community support for adolescents struggling with anxiety, depression and emotional distress.
- Nicole Fallert USA Today
Here's why we talk to ourselves and when to know it's going too far.
- scott.rada
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🎧 From camping trips to knife making, the hosts discuss curiosity, lifelong learning and the importance of continuing personal growth throughout adulthood and beyond.
- Scott Ervin, Tribune News Service
Dear Kid Whisperer, I am a substitute teacher looking to obtain my special education teaching license, and I am reading your book. Given that the practical tools you offer work well with the most challenging students, does this also include special education students with behavioral challenges, including autistic students? Answer: First, you are a hero for expanding your own education so that ...
- Jann Blackstone, Tribune News Service
Q. My kid’s mom and I share our children’s time equally. My partner wants us to live together, but we’ve only been dating for six months, and I have two kids who love their mom. I’m afraid it will be confusing to live with two different women in the same role. What’s good ex-etiquette? Answer: Slow down. Not because your relationship isn’t meaningful, but because your children are still ...
- Nicole Brady UnitedHealthcare Student Resources
A new survey finds mental health concerns remain high among young adults and college students, with anxiety and stress continuing to rise.
- Jann Blackstone, Tribune News Service
Q. My ex showed up at my birthday party with roses and wanting to get back together. I don’t want to. He cheated, I don’t trust him and I am done. We have a child and I am afraid if I don’t take him seriously, he will withhold my child and try to get sole custody. What’s good ex-etiquette? A. Your co-parent crossed a boundary by bringing a romantic gesture into a space that should be separate ...
- Arizona Daily Star
The speed of the modern world seems to be perpetually set to turbo, and that can be stressful. Stress can quickly transition from something th…
- Richard Kyte Columnist
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Last week I was helping some people clean up a building after a large social event. Among the other volunteers were a mother with her daughter and her daughter’s friend, both about 10 years old. I’ll call them Nina and Elsa.
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