Responding to Your Military Child’s Fears about War and Deployment
Military-connected children are often aware of war at a much younger age than their peers; and experience the effects of …
Military-connected children are often aware of war at a much younger age than their peers; and experience the effects of …
Self-harm or self-injury is often used as a way to manage intense emotional distress. At its core, intentionally hurting oneself …
Recently we covered some of the basics about what anxiety looks and feels like. We also talked about the ways …
Surely you have felt anxious before taking a pop quiz in class or stressed when you realized that an assignment …
When a child is in need of mental health services, understanding health insurance benefits and processes is an important part …
Humans are wired to be communal and connected with others. So when we become socially isolated from others, it can …
From your daily vantage point as a teacher in the classroom, you often notice shifts in your students’ emotions and …
As a military professional, you’re used to moving, but relocating with a special needs child can be a complex process. …
Military service requires sacrifice and constant change. Unfortunately, for some service members, that change can include physical, emotional, and/or cognitive …
You have identified that your teen can benefit from professional mental healthcare, and you’ve already scheduled the first appointment with …
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