Cyberbullying: What it is & How to Stop it. Questions and answers provided by UNICEF specialists, international cyberbullying and child protection experts, with Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to answer the questions and give their advice on ways to deal with online [...]
Getting to Know the 3 Parts of Anxiety: Thoughts, Emotions, & Behavior Everyone wishes they could control their anxiety, but this is a trap! Any anxiety problem has several different parts to it. There are parts you can control and [...]
The Main Street Children's Choir concluded its fall season with a performance for family and friends. Children were given the opportunity to sing solo, in an ensemble, and even a little bit of acting. Their leadership and singing skills [...]
Achieving Your New Year's Resolutions Without Compromising Your Mental Health New Year's resolutions can be extremely productive and help provide the motivation needed to achieve certain goals. Whether short or long-term, setting specific goals is vital for our mental health and wellbeing. Goals [...]
Everywhere you go these days, it seems, you encounter a magazine article or TV news story about how to live a healthy lifestyle amidst the busy pace of modern life. Here are just a few examples from actual magazine [...]
Through our developing partnership with the Capital Area Y, we're excited to be offering a fun 8-week activities series for kids on Monday evenings, beginning January 6. Both basketball and arts & crafts will be offered each evening. Ages [...]
It's hard to believe, but we've already reached the end of our first six week STEAM series of Mythical Lands and Robots! We had a blast! Our students applied science, art, math, spatial and critical thinking while building their [...]
How Mental Heath Stigma & Seasonal Depression Affect Students As the semester draws to a close, students, faculty and staff are likely feeling the stress of final exams and projects. It is common to experience fatigue and anxiety while cramming [...]
Holiday Depression: The Mental Health Issue We Need to Talk About If there’s one good thing about millennials and Gen Z, it’s their willingness to address and acknowledge the prevalence of mental illness. It’s becoming close to common knowledge that one [...]
This class is a great opportunity to bond with your child while you cook (and then eat!) a tasty, autumn-inspired meal, from appetizer to dessert. Join local chef and caterer (and dad of a 7 year old and a 4 [...]
