Love shouldn’t hurt – ever
- Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever
- Wednesday, 04 August 2021 09:34
Healthy Breakups
by Teresia Smith
School is back in session. New school clothes, new school supplies, new schedules. And then we have the morning rush-out-the-door drama, homework drama, extracurricular activities drama and if you have kids in upper grades, get prepared for dating and relationship drama. The high school dating scene can be tough. Navigating teen romance is not for the faint at heart and it is very important that we give our teens the tools that make dating and relationships healthy experiences.
Love shouldn’t hurt – ever
- Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever
- Wednesday, 28 July 2021 09:59
Healthy Teen Relationships
by Teresia Smith
As we draw near to the end of summer break, everyone is in get-ready-for-back-to-school mode. Supplies need to be purchased, crisp, new clothes for the first day, schedules figured out and then we all look forward to watching our children learn and grow throughout the year. For our older teens, in addition to monitoring academics, it’s important that we discuss healthy relationships with them.
Love shouldn’t hurt – ever
- Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever
- Tuesday, 20 July 2021 15:25
Have a Conversation about Domestic Violence
by Rebecca Hieonymi
Domestic Violence is everywhere, affecting millions of people across the United States. Through action and education, we can end this epidemic. One way to do your part is to simply start a conversation with your loved ones about domestic violence. Here are 10 tips for having an informed conversation about domestic violence.
Love shouldn’t hurt – ever
- Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever
- Wednesday, 14 July 2021 08:16
How to Provide Support
by Teresia Smith
Have you ever felt that it’s hard to really know what to say or do whenever someone you care about is hurting?
Love shouldn’t hurt – ever
- Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever
- Wednesday, 07 July 2021 11:57
Break Down the Walls
by Teresia Smith
If you are a victim of trauma, chances are you have a hard time accepting help and support from others. The reluctance to receive support from others is actually a trauma response.
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