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Tag: Depression

Heroin and the Coronavirus

Many teens die from suicide and drug abuse. Since the Pandemic started last year we have seen an increase in the number of teenage suicides and teens dying due to a drug overdose.  In fact, suicide is now the second leading cause of deaths for children 10 to 24 years old (CDC).  One thing that […]

Tips to Make Your Resolutions Stick: A Guide to Setting Meaningful and Achievable Goals for the New Year

Caitlin Derouen

Hi Everyone and Happy 2021! After the last year we have had, I am sure you all have made some resolutions to start this year off different. You feel ready to make some lasting changes for yourself and your life. I have created this guide to offer you some tips on how to make those […]

The Medicine of Co-regulation

Megan Ramos

Co-regulation is the capacity for two nervous systems to come into a sense of well-being, together. When we are young, our caregivers dance with us through this medium, following the fluctuations of our emotional and physiological changes, lending their nervous systems to help us regulate, and shaping our ability to dance with ourselves in this […]

Pornography and Teenage Boys

I have wrote previous articles about the old stereotype regarding what it takes to “be a man” and how this stereotype negatively affects teenage boys.  This stereotype typically leads young men to become sexually active in middle school, according to the current research data, and it also leads to a sense of isolation.  Teenage boys […]

The Power of Gratitude

Marnie Kahn

Gratitude works like magic, the more you use it, the more magic you will experience. If for one day you spent being fully aware of all that you are blessed and fortunate to have, your will be filled with an astounding sense of gratitude and awe. In our culture, we have been so conditioned to […]

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