Suicide Prevention: Where to Find Help
By Grant Halliburton Foundation | Contributor Adolescence is a time of change, when young people may experience stress from many sources, including relationships with friends
Tag : Depression
Helping Teens Build Self Esteem
By Dr. Dean Beckloff | Contributor Many teens struggle with having a negative body image, or in other words, feeling that they do not measure up when
Millennials and Gen Z are More Anxious than Previous Generations: Here’s Why
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
Should Tweens Use Social Media?
By Madeline Hammett In a recent study conducted by Common Sense Media, it was found that “tweens,” aged 8 to 12, spend around six hours
That’s a Good Question! Podcast Episode 6: How can we help our kids battle depression?
In this episode, Blanca Garcia, Director of Mental Health Resources for the Grant Halliburton Foundation (GHF), helps us slay the stigma of mental illness and
Helping Our Teens Manage Disappointment
By Dr. Dean Beckloff | Contributor Her excitement had billowed over at the prospect of studying abroad, in England no less! She could just envision
Is Your Child Experiencing Back-to-School Anxiety?
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
How to Talk to Your Kids About Sexting
By Christy Monson and Heather Boynton; Authors of Stand Up to Sexting as featured in goodLIFEfamilymag.com Wait, so this is an article about . .
Is My Child Depressed?
By Vanita Halliburton | Contributor We’ve all heard the saying, “The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.” Even though we
