It can be hard to know what to say or do to support a friend or loved one who is dealing with a loss. They probably feel alone and that no one understands, so it is important to let them know that you are there for them, even if you are working through your own feelings of grief.
During your life you will create a professional network. You will build relationships and trust with other people to help you reach your goals. This networking can connect you with different resources.
It can be difficult to know how to start a conversation with a friend about what’s going on for them. Read on for a few tips to get started.
Peer pressure is when a person or group of people try to get you to do something you don’t want to do. Sometimes it is hard to avoid. Read this section for tips on how to deal with peer pressure.
Grieving can be a complicated process and is different for everyone. Here is the truth about some of the most common myths about grieving.
After feeling overwhelmed, marijuana provided a temporary sense of relief. But soon enough, this youth realized that this cycle was consuming them, and they knew they needed to break free.
Everyone’s journey is different. For me, working on using safely helped me recognize when I might be using alcohol in ways that were harmful to me.
Growing up, I knew that my father’s relationship with alcohol was different.
For many, culture has a huge impact on the way we view our bodies, and it adds another layer of pressure to conform to a certain image. By continuing to work on her self-acceptance, Jeanna is taking the power away from external media and voices to control how she feels about the way she looks.
