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QUESTION:
WHAT DO TEENS NEED MOST FROM THEIR PARENTS, EDUCATORS AND PEERS?
Your adolescents are experiencing the most turbulent years of development and in the craziest of times. They are needing more coaching, support and exemplary examples of understanding we all can share. Are you noticing that your teens are desperately...?
- Trying hard to ‘Fit In’ these days?
- Struggling to figure out how to be the cool kid, to be accepted and respected?
- Losing their confidence and identity in the daily shuffle?
What’s really at stake? Their mental and physical health? Relationships? Education? Career goals?
Can you afford to IGNORE their need for the “Right” attention vs harming themselves with the wrong one? The need to belong at ALL COST will can get very costly and damaging.
It’s time to talk about YOUR TEEN, OUR Future, OUR Hope
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- HANDS Wash them often
- ELBOW Cough into it
- FACE Don't touch it
- FEET Stay more than 6ft to 12ft apart or more
- FEEL Sick? Stay home
NOTE: Do remember to wear Eye Goggles and Social Distance in your daily routine which may be helpful too.
How to Talk To Your Family About Their Risky Covid-19 Behavior
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Back on April 17, 2019, an article of a bright, ambitious twenty-two-year-old journalism Fordham University student, Sidney Paige Monfries caught the attention of our team. She fell forty feet from the Keating Hall Clock bell tower on the campus property
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February 17th, 2020 A Teen’s Alcohol Addiction is A Family, Social and Community Affair – Get the Right Help
Listen up parents, your teen is at that age where alcohol ...
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February 10th, 2020 Teen Depression – A Mental Problem Needing Deeper Understanding and Support
As a parent, guardian or friend who does not have this ...
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January 23rd, 2020 Teen Academic Problems and How to Handle Them Like a Boss!
Parents are often disturbed when their teenagers have academic problems. They ...
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Let's face it. The world can be a very negative place. All you have to do is turn on the news, take a walk under a bridge here in New Orleans and see the mattresses of the homeless, or sit alone for a long enough time that every misstep you've taken in life will cloud your mind with self doubt. With so much negatively out there, how does a person live a positive life? How does s/he make a difference, when so many people seem to have given up, falling somewhere between fatalist fallacies and Machiavellian maneuverings? We are all so limited by mortality and by our own beliefs, the ones we've been taught and the ones we teach ourselves. How does a person rise above it all in the spirit of love?
Sandra B. Tate has the answers to these questions and many more. She creates a "scientific method" to overcoming life's struggles and moving towards a positive and fulfilling life. The book speaks heavily of having self value, knowing who you are in order to know what you truly want and what you truly need, as well as knowing where you are in order to know where you're going vs where you want to go vs where you really need to go.
What I love about this book is that it isn't vague at all and it is very instructional. There are exercises, and as a teacher, I greatly appreciate these writing prompts because they are quite thought-provoking. I also love the book being full of great quotes. Sandra is very specific in her descriptions and in her advice. There are sections dedicated to improving your health, turning the negative thoughts, habits, and experiences into a foundation of lessons learned and positive growth, and there are plenty of example given and findings to support Sandra's message that while the world can be a negative place, it's full of beauty and full of chances for success.
I have recommended this wonderful book to so many of my friends. I'm honored to know Sandra B. Tate. She's a truly caring person and it's reflected in this outstanding work of hers. She may be the ballsy coach, but this book was clearly written from the heart.
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