Explore highlights from the 2024 Senior Conference, covering Medicaid, fraud prevention, and mental health strategies to support the well-being of older adults.
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The Screen Time Dilemma: Effects on Childhood Development and Practical Solutions
By Lizz Dinnigan, Preventionist The effects of excessive screen time on childhood development have become a growing concern among parents and educators alike. Various studies show negative risks to children’s cognitive, linguistic and social-emotional growth, as well as to mental and physical health, making it a pressing public health concern. Of course, screens can be beneficial…
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The Transformative Experience of the LMTI Summer Leadership Camp
Incorruptible US proudly joined LMTI Summer Leadership Camp to help teens build leadership skills, form lasting friendships, and make a positive community impact.
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Tree of Hope Ceremony 2024: Celebrating Recovery and Community Support
Recap of the Tree of Hope Ceremony 2024, honoring recovery champions and raising awareness about substance misuse and mental health recovery.
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Poetry as a Therapeutic Tool
Explore how poetry can reduce anxiety, boost self-awareness, and promote healing. Discover the impact of a recent workshop on student well-being.
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Piscataway Hosts First International Overdose Awareness Day Ceremony
Piscataway held its first International Overdose Awareness Day on August 15, 2024. Raise awareness, reduce stigma, and support those affected by overdose.
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Pathways SBYSP Launches the Pathways Summer Academy
Related Articles: By Gideon Abadilla, Youth Development Specialist Every summer, the Pathways School Based Youth Services Program (SBYSP) hosts a four-week long summer program for the students of Carteret High School (CHS). This program has typically focused on promoting social and emotional learning, developing team building and leadership skills, and creating connections among incoming freshmen,…
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Supporting Seniors Who Are Struggling With Substance Misuse or Mental Health Issues
Related Articles: As a family caretaker, supporting a senior loved one who is struggling with substance misuse or mental health issues can be both challenging and deeply rewarding. Seniors face unique challenges, including age-related health concerns, social isolation, and the loss of loved ones, which can exacerbate these issues. By understanding these factors and employing…
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Smoking vs. Vaping: Is One Really Better?
Spoiler Alert: Neither Is Good for You By: Ethan Lin, age 14 Young people may turn to either smoking or vaping due to stress, peer pressure, what they see in social media, and more. However, all the reasons lead to the same effect of addiction and declining health. Smoking cigarettes and vaping are both bad,…
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How a High School Senior Is Raising Awareness on Opioid Overdoses
By Tanvi Narava, Piscataway High School Senior After almost losing a loved one to an overdose, I recognized the lack of awareness of how to intervene in an opioid overdose. After talking with local emergency rescue squad members in Middlesex County, who had emphasized their concern about the lack of Narcan in community members’ homes,…
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The Power of Creating a Safe Space in Counseling: A Clinician’s Perspective
Creating a safe, non-judgmental counseling space is crucial for effective therapy, especially for youth facing trauma. Learn the impact of genuine connections.
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