Category: Parentally Speaking

Here’s what parents and caregivers need to know about mental health issues among adolescents and the resources that can help.

Here are some common risk factors of teen drug use, as well as tips for preventing drug use in your teen.

February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Here’s what you need to know to help teens build healthy relationship skills.

By ShaRonda Amon, Coalition Coordinator As a parent, the teenage years can be a balancing act. For their teenagers to develop into successful adults, parents will need to give them more freedom to make their own decisions. It is also necessary for parents to guide their teens and give them the tools they need to make…

A strong parent-child relationship is vital for several reasons. It provides a secure base from which children can explore the world, knowing they have a loving and supportive presence to rely on. It creates a sense of trust, allowing children to develop healthy attachments and develop a positive sense of self. Moreover, a strong parent-child…

Are you unsure how to prevent drug or alcohol use? The resources for youth substance use are close by.

Family therapy has emerged as a transformative approach to resolving conflicts, improving communication, and strengthening familial bonds. Understanding that obstacles within a home setting are intertwined and necessitate a comprehensive strategy, family counseling provides an exclusive avenue for families to maneuver and conquer the trials they encounter. In our modern, rapidly evolving, and intricate society,…

Here are some conscious ways you can help your child develop strength against peer pressure, from not overreacting to modeling saying “no.”

You might assume your child is safer at home, but freedom from school and other responsibilities can lead to increased peer pressure and experimentation.

Discover practical strategies to foster a strong parent-child bond, from active listening to creating a supportive environment.

When your child is struggling with substance use, your focus is on them and their needs. However, self-care is important for parents.