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In the United States, suicide is the 10th leading cause of death. Every year, there are over 100,000 reported suicides. If you know someone who is considering suicide, it is important that you don’t ignore the signs. If you do, it could lead to tragedy. Here are some things to look out for: If you’ve […]

Regardless of age, mental health is a critical component of total well-being, and its significance cannot be overemphasized. As educators and parents become more aware of the importance of mental health education, they place greater emphasis on teaching it to students and young children. In this blog article, we’ll discuss the benefits of including mental […]

Academic excellence is no longer enough to guarantee success and well-being in the fast-paced, globally connected world of today. Teachers are putting more emphasis on teaching social-emotional skills to pupils as they become more aware of the need for holistic development. These abilities include a wide range that enables people to comprehend and control their […]

Everyone expresses their feelings differently regardless of whether you’re an adult or a child. However, adults can talk more about their emotions and what they feel. Kids, they have several ways on how they convey what they are feeling. Children at a young age do not always have ways to communicate. They have more complex […]

Mental health wellness is vital as it determines how we feel and how other people feel around us. If you’re not mentally healthy, there is a great risk that the way you function in life can be affected. From feeling anxious to, depressed – you’re at greater risk of sleeping too much or sleeping too […]

April 2019 will make 20 years since the Columbine High School Shooting. Where are we as a nation? I was honored to be able to photograph Sue Klebold’s visit to Dallas, Texas. Mental Health America of Greater Dallas welcomed her along with a host of many other readers of her book. As a founder of […]