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The Effects of Childhood Trauma
The Effects of Childhood Trauma
Nearly half of all children in the U.S. have endured one or more traumatic experiences which threaten the life or wholeness of the child or someone really important to him/her. Common childhood traumas include: abuse (physical, sexual or verbal); neglect (physical or emotional); having a parent who is addicted to alcohol or other drugs or has a mental illness; a child who witnesses domesticâŠ
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Marijuana And Its Impact On Adolescents
Marijuana And Its Impact On Adolescents
The Impact of Marijuana on Adolescents âWe are the New Americana, getting high on legal marijuana,â are the lyrics to a popular new song by 21-year-old singer/songwriter âHalsey.âHer song reflects the unfortunate reality of the world our children are growing up in, as marijuana becomes not only legal, but socially acceptable in more and more states. It would be only natural for young people toâŠ
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Bully Proof Your Child Event October 20Â 6:30 No parent wants their child to be a bully or to be bullied. This upcoming event in Columbus, IN helps parents to "bully proof" their child.
3 Steps To Help Your Teen Pursue Their Dream
3 Steps To Help Your Teen Pursue Their Dream
3 Steps To Help Your Teen  Pursue Their Dream by Zechariah Newman â Image Credit | venue We all have dreams for our children. It is good for us to share those dreams with them. Just as important is helping them to dream for themselves. Here are some tools o share with your child on having the life they dream of. From a young age, others dream for us. Usually itâs well-meaning parents calling outâŠ
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Good Grades and a Good Nights Sleep
Good Grades and a Good Nights Sleep
Sleep Impacts School Success For students everywhere, saying goodbye to summer break means also saying goodbye to their summer sleep schedule of staying up late and snoozing until lunchtime. For tweens and teens, this transition is especially challenging. Their body clocks are programmed to stay up later and sleep in later. And while it may be a struggle, sleep is an essential element for schoolâŠ
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E-Cigs and Teens
TIME.com stock photos New research suggests e-cigarette use among young people could be a gateway to conventional smoking. Researchers looked at 2,530 students from 10 Los Angeles public schools. They asked the teenagers about their smoking and vaping activities and found that teens who had used e-cigarettes were more likely to report using tobacco products over the next year compared to teensâŠ
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Supportive Words for Parents to Share with Teens
A new school year is upon us. Our children will face many uncertainties and anxieties. One tip for parents is to speak life into our children. When I say speak life I mean take time to share with your children what you love about them. Every morning before school or every evening before bed take a moment to ask you teen, âwhat are you hopeful about?â, or âyou know I love it whenâŠâ These types ofâŠ
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Freedom and Teenagers
The official Fourth of July holiday may have come and gone, but for those of us with tweens/teens, talk of independence and freedom continues on. It is normal and healthy for adolescents to seek increased independence as they grow and develop. It is also normal for parents to have a hard time letting go. Naturally, we worry about our childrenâs health and safety and quite frankly, their abilityâŠ
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Marijuana, Talk About It
Know! Whatâs Up With Weed Marijuana has become a regular subject on the nightly news, along with heated debates between those for legalization of the drug and those against it. It seems everyone is talking about marijuana, including our children. Depending on what state youâre in, the laws surrounding âweedâ will vary, as well as attitudes and perceived risk of using the drug. Regardless of whereâŠ
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Warning Signs of Teen Suicides
The Warning Signs of Teen Suicide According to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, the majority of suicidal adolescents do not truly want to die, they just want to end their pain and sadness. Many youth, at some point during adolescence, will think about suicide; however most are able to come to terms with the permanency of it and choose to resolve the problem in other ways. But some youngâŠ
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Parent Symposium May 27, 2015
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Marijuana Conversation For Parents
Join us TONIGHT â 4/20 â for a live Facebook Chat to Help Parents Navigate Changing Marijuana Landscape
Reminder: Youâre invited to join us tonight, April 20, from 8 p.m. â 8:30 p.m. EDTfor a special live Facebook Chat with Heather Senior, LCSW, Partnership Parent Support Network Manager. She will answer your questions to help you better navigate the changing marijuana landscape and haveâŠ
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Spiked Heroin Leads to Rise in Fatalities
Prescription opioid abuse has risen significantly over the past decade, leading the federal government and many state governments to instate more stringent laws to reduce access to these drugs. These efforts have been successful in both reducing illicit availability and driving up costs. As a result, addicted users turn to heroin, which is often cheaper and easier to obtain. According toâŠ
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10 Ways to talk to your Grandchild Did you know that by strengthening lines of communication and letting your grandchild know you care, youâre building protective factors â which helps you play an important role in deterring him or her from trying drugs and alcohol?
Prescription Drugs Leading By Example
Why focus on prescription drugs? Research shows that more deaths are now occurring each year from accidental drug overdose than from car accidents. Someone in the US dies EVERY 15 MINUTES from an accidental overdose. And nearly half of the drug overdose deaths are due to prescription drugs. Parents are powerful influencers when it comes to our childrenâs attitudes and behaviors regardingâŠ
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Why do Teens Use Drugs?
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TIP: Parents and caregivers have the opportunity to guide their teen in making positive decisions about drug and alcohol use. Talk to your kids about drugs.
The teen years are often a time to explore and learn more about themselves as they approach adulthood. Often, this involves experimenting and testing their boundaries. The desire to do something new or risky isâŠ
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Puberty and a Child's Brain
Puberty is a Brain-ChangerCracking voices, body odor and wild mood swings â all indicators of the long-awaited and sometimes dreaded period in every adolescentsâ life â weâre talking puberty. Most youth are well-aware of the physical changes they can expect their bodies to go through, but do they know the impact of puberty on their brains? Are your children aware that all these hormonalâŠ
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