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Anger, Then What? Making Space Between Feeling and Action
Anger moves fast. This two-minute routine slows the moment so teens and families can choose the next right step. Start with the body, add one question, then repair.
Belonging Comes First: Why Connection Makes Skills Stick
Belonging comes first. When teens feel safe and known, the nervous system settles and the mind can learn. This piece explores how caring adults mentor with calm coaching, peers encourage effort, and short, supported practice helps new skills stick across school, home, and creative spaces.
From Signs to Support: How to Notice, Screen, and Steady Low Mood
Early signs, teen-specific cues, conversation starters, depression screening as a first step, and when to seek immediate help.
Sleep and Mental Health for Better Mood and Learning
Restorative sleep supports steadier mood, clearer thinking, and stronger learning across all ages, with pronounced benefits during adolescence. This piece shares realistic habits and a study-smart evening plan that keeps schoolwork moving while protecting rest, plus guidance for families and programs creating calm, consistent routines.