How to Help Your High Schooler Develop Essential Executive Functioning Skills

High school can be a time of intense growth and transition for teens and executive functioning skills are essential to helping them thrive. For some high schoolers, however, executive functioning skills may need to be actively supported. As parents, we can play a crucial role in helping our teens build these skills, setting them up for greater success in high school and beyond.

Navigating the Transition to the Empty Nest

Transitioning to an empty nest is undoubtedly a significant life change, filled with mixed emotions and opportunities for growth. By embracing this season with openness and purpose, you can create a fulfilling and meaningful chapter that celebrates both your journey and the continued growth of your children.

Maintaining Back-to-School Sanity

The back-to-school season can be a whirlwind of activity and stress for families, making it crucial for parents to maintain stability and sanity. By focusing on strategies such as organization, self-care, and clear communication, parents can create a balanced environment that promotes a smoother adjustment for the entire family.

Understanding and Addressing the Alarming Rise in Suicide Rates Among Black Children and Adolescents

The statistics have painted a somber picture - a significant rise in suicide rates among Black children and adolescents. Suicide rates among Black youth in the United States are growing at an alarming rate. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, rates among those ages 10 to 24 rose 36.6% from 2018 …

Setting Boundaries With Your Teen

Navigating the tumultuous terrain of adolescence requires a delicate balance between guidance and independence. One key tool in their journey is the establishment of clear boundaries between themselves and their parents. Far from restrictive, these boundaries support the holistic development of adolescents, offering a myriad of benefits that extend well into adulthood.