Ultimate Breast Cancer Awareness Guide: Knowledge, Early Detection, and the
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Breast cancer is not a death sentence when caught early. It’s a battle that can be won with awareness, courage, and timely action.
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Helpful Tips to Understand Adolescence and Puberty
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Adolescence is a time when youth typically want to fit in with their peers and be seen as similar to their peers. Yet, when adolescents don’t understand the changes their bodies are going through during puberty...
The Revolutionary Rise of Gentle Parenting in 2025: Does It
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Gentle parenting is often misunderstood as permissive parenting, but the two are not the same. It sets boundaries with kindness and empathy.
Why Parents Are Struggling Now More than Ever to Connect
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(And What to Do About It) Today's parents are far more committed to developing strong, loving connections with their kids than previous generations. But one of the things I encounter in my practice as a child and family psychologist is how difficult that is for most parents in the 21st Century. The chief culprit? I’ll…
Six Wellness-Inspired Holiday Gifts for Kids: Meaningful Ideas to Spark
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The holiday season often brings excitement over the latest gadgets and trendy toys. While these gifts can be thrilling in the moment, they may miss the opportunity to offer something truly meaningful: the gift of connection and wellness. This year, why not choose presents that inspire kids to recharge, connect, and grow? Thoughtful gifts like…
7 helpful tips to Manage Screen Use
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Parents need to take an active role when it comes to helping their child manage his/her online life. Here are 7 practical tips to help your child on their screen journey:
What to expect and how to help your child through
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Adolescence is a time when youth typically want to fit in with their peers and be seen as similar to their peers. Yet, when adolescents don’t understand the changes their bodies are going through during puberty, many are left feeling different from their peers, and worry that they are not “normal.” The truth is that…
