Answering Your Child’s Questions About Underage Drinking
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Answering Your Child’s Questions About Underage Drinking

As your child becomes curious about alcohol and other drugs, he or she may turn to you for answers and advice. Use this opportunity to start an open, honest conversation about drinking and drug use, and to establish or reinforce your rules and the behavior you expect. Because some questions can be difficult to answer,…

Screen4Success: Your Quick Mental Health Screening Tool

Screen4Success: Your Quick Mental Health Screening Tool

If you’re looking for a fast and easy way to assess mental health and well-being for yourself or someone you care about, Screen4Success is here to help. This 10‑minute screener is designed to quickly identify signs of elevated risk and connect you with local and national support services. What Is Screen4Success? Screen4Success is both an…

Know! To Help Kids Cope with Disasters and Tragedies

Know! To Help Kids Cope with Disasters and Tragedies

When a tragedy occurs—whether close to home or far away—kids look to the adults in their lives for support. Because they have less experience processing difficult events, children are more vulnerable to emotional stress. They may struggle to understand what’s happening, feel a loss of control, or have trouble expressing their emotions.1 That’s why it’s…

Know! to Create Healthy Sleep Habits

Know! to Create Healthy Sleep Habits

A good night’s sleep is essential for young people’s growth, development, and overall well-being. However, in today’s busy world, it can be challenging to prioritize healthy sleep habits. In fact, the CDC reports that over 75% of high school students don’t get enough sleep on school nights. Small changes can make a big difference in sleep quality…

Know! To Discuss Fear and Hate in the News

Know! To Discuss Fear and Hate in the News

Recently, unfounded claims that Haitian immigrants were stealing and eating pets have been reported by both Ohio and national news outlets. Regrettably, these unfounded claims became a point of discussion during the September 10th presidential debate. As a result, residents of Springfield, Ohio, have been inundated with threats of violence, security concerns, and hateful flyers…

Know! To Help Young People Manage Election Stress

Know! To Help Young People Manage Election Stress

It’s no secret that politics and elections are stressful for many Americans. More than two-thirds of registered voters in the United States say politics is a “source of stress” for them.1 Young people, even those who aren’t eligible to vote, are not excluded from feeling stressed about politics. Almost half of young Americans report that…