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Spiritual Growth
Faith Matters Many studies have demonstrated that faith and spirituality play an integral role in the recovery process. Those who participate in spiritual practices and faith-based character development, as well as those who have strong social supports, not only have...
Ways to Support Adults and Teens Socially During the Pandemic
The current epidemic has altered the way we live. The prevalence of COVID-19 has changed how we learn, shop, and, perhaps most importantly, interact with each other. For people of all ages, it’s easy to feel isolated in the era of social distancing. Teens may be...
All Boys School in Minnesota
Most parents will do anything for their sons. When you find your son wandering down the wrong path, though, the problem isn’t your willingness to help. The problem is knowing how best to guide him back to his family’s loving, caring arms. All Boys School in Minnesota...
What Kind of Drugs Cause Dilated Pupils?
Are you concerned about signs of drug use in your child or another loved one? Dilated pupils, an enlargement of the black portion of the center of the eye, are one common symptom of substance use. Learn more about what drugs cause dilated pupils as well as other...
Young People, Drug Use, and Substance Abuse
To address substance abuse in young adults, parents should have a clear understanding of the factors that contribute to drug use. Understanding the extent of this issue and exploring the steps to take if your child has a problem can help you navigate this challenging...
Adoption and Reactive Attachment Disorder In Teens
Kids who are adopted often deal with a variety of challenges that biological children do not face. Whether adopted early in life or later on, these children experience transitions and changes. In some cases, adopted children may have also experienced neglect or abuse...
How To Protect Your Children Against Drug Abuse
Teenagers become addicted to drugs and alcohol at an increasingly alarming rate. One source found that out of the 2.8 million new users of illicit substances, over half of them were under the age of 18. It is critical for parents to take an active role in their...
How to Recognize the Signs of Teen Substance Abuse
Whether it is a way to fit in or a way of dealing with stress, more teenagers are turning to alcohol and other drugs, and many of them start as young as sixth grade. Not only does abusing drugs at an early age lead to significant health effects, but there is also an...
Knowing the Difference Between Normal and Troubled Teen Behavior
If you're parenting a teenager, you may feel that there's no such thing as normal behavior. Mood swings, changes in attitude, and dramatic reactions to minor events can leave you feeling as if you don't know your child anymore. Rest assured that most of this will pass...