“1 in 25 teens suffer from depression. Do you know the signs? ”

Teen Friendships: The Harsh Impact of Friendship on Adolescent Mental Health

by Patrice M Foster | May 10, 2024 | teenage depression | 0 Comments

Unspoken Struggles Teen friendships; might not sound like a topic of importance to a few adults, but they do significantly impact teenagers' mental health. Thanks to the developing brain, as the child enters adolescence, it changes in such a way that friendships...

Positive Parents Improved Stress & Mental Challenges

by Patrice M Foster | March 15, 2024 | teenage depression | 0 Comments

One of the most important things to do for your child’s feelings is to show them unconditional love

Be A Parent: Not Your Child’s Best Friend

by Patrice M Foster | February 23, 2024 | teenage depression | 0 Comments

Know that your love as a parent is more profound, stronger, and enduring than any friendship. And that’s something extraordinary.

3 Reasons Laughter best medicine for increasing happiness

Mar 5, 2015 | nursing posts | 85 Comments

3 reasons laughter best medicine We’ve all heard that laughter is the best medicine for heartache. Well, that usually true. Humor is catching that’s why smile more is important. who smile, and laugh when someone tells a joke. When we share laughter it makes us feel...

Tough love parenting should start early in nuturing environment

Mar 3, 2015 | parents | 11 Comments

Tough love start early As a parent, your first instinct might be to protect your child from anything bad, to create a safe environment for them, in which they’ll feel secure and loved. Many parents confuse taking care of their child with spoiling them to the point...

Teen’s Heroin Increase addiction slowly taken over schools

Mar 2, 2015 | nursing posts | 15 Comments

Drugs Teen's Heroin addiction in schools. Let’s face it most children would have tried alcohol and cigarettes by the time they finish high school. However, heroin uses in teenagers is increasing. Adolescent experimenting with illegal drugs. Heroin a type of opioid...

Caged by Father ADHD Child neighbor Possessions

Feb 27, 2015 | nursing posts | 1 Comment

Father decision Caged is not what the Special needs kids need. In school handcuffed, tied down, made to sit in corners for long period is not cool. Although children with attention deficit disorder may be challenging. Their must be a better way to support these...