By Geoff Mcmaster | University of Alberta (originally published, 2020) The Harvard Business Review recently published findings of a study on mental health in the workplace that paints a bleak picture of anxiety among young people. In a survey, half of millennials, those between 24 and 39, said they’d left a job at least…
By Madeline Hammett As the pandemic seems to drag on, it feels as though dealing with it has become more and more difficult for high school students. Feelings of loneliness and isolation are only getting worse, and many students are finding difficulty in staying motivated in school. Students with ADHD…
By Vanessa Simpson, LCSW, Children’s Health | Contributor While back-to-school season is normally a time for excitement, it is typical for students to feel some degree of stress or worry in the first few days or weeks. During this school season, COVID-19 has made the overall back-to-school experience more stressful…
By Dr. Dean Beckloff | Contributor COVID-19 has brought an abrupt halt to our lives, and for some of us, our own livelihoods have been threatened too. It has been tough not to speak to those who have contracted the disease and…those who have lost their struggle to it….
Explore Horizons Equips Children with a Love of Writing by Karyn Brodsky “The pen is mightier than the sword.” – Edward Bulwer-Lytton, playwright It’s true that fine tuning your writing skills can get you far, but how can we ensure that our children master the proper techniques to propel…
Attention college students: Want a job when you graduate? Then participate in a study abroad program. That’s the message from a 2013 survey by StudentUniverse which has been helping college kids travel the world since 1999. What is Study Abroad Most study abroad programs in the U.S. are affiliated with…