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Hey Mom, Put Down Your Phone!
I had an interesting conversation in my group the other day. We got to talking about the students’ relationship with their parents, and it quickly turned into a discussion on family time and phone distractions. For probably the first time in one of my Support Groups, every single group member was on the same page! Here are some of the things I heard around the table that day…”My mom makes us have “family time” and watch a movie but stares at her phone the whole time.” “My parents are constantly on Facebook or playing Candy Crush when we are together.” “Why do they say I’m always on my phone when they are even worse than I am?”
Disappointment Isn’t a Bad Thing
Jump into this great conversation with Dr. David Fraze for ways to help push and equip students to face challenges and disappointments.
Life at High School & Successful Students
Lindsey and Tammy are counselors at two very different schools. Listen for insight into what students are facing and tips to make life at high school better.
The 5 “A’s” of Connection
Counseling expert, Beverly Ross offers 5 ways to get better at connecting with others. Get tips for making your home or classroom safe places for connection.
A Few Words on Courage
When we find new and creative ways to instill courage into the lives of our teens, they win. It’s about the small things of life and encouraging them in those.