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Tips for a Healthier Approach to Life

Sometimes life just can’t seem to give you a break, and as a parent, it can be hard to juggle all your responsibilities at work and at home on top of taking care of your children. In the middle of all these everyday tasks, it’s important to still look out for your own mental health. Keep yourself grounded and mindful with the following tips:

Give yourself daily “me” time. Make sure that no matter how busy you are in a day, give yourself some time to enjoy the things you like. That can be watching a movie or working out; it doesn’t matter as long as it’s time you’re spending for yourself.
Take a few …

Talking to Your Kids About Suicide

It’s normal that as a parent, you’re afraid to talk about suicide to your children. But it’s important to know that avoiding the topic can lead to more harm than good, and the idea that talking about suicide can increase its risk is not true, especially if done correctly.
Chances are, your child will experience a loss due to suicide at some point in their lives anyway, so break the barrier by talking about it. Here are some tips:

Stop the stigma. When someone dies of cancer, you immediately know to tell someone that they died of cancer. The same approach should be done when someone dies of suicide, even when …

ADHD in the Classroom

It’s not uncommon that children are diagnosed with ADHD or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Because of this diagnosis, these children may perform poorly in school as they have trouble controlling their impulses. If you’re working with a child with ADHD, it’s important to know how you can help them do better in school.
Sometimes symptoms of ADHD show up less at home and more when they’re in the classroom. Some of these signs are:

Constant motion while seated or moving around the classroom
Difficulty focusing on tasks and schoolwork
Excessive talking when not asked to

These…