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Stop the Stigma of Mental Health

Stop the Stigma of Mental Health

In 1990 the United States Congress established Mental Illness Awareness Week, also known as Mental Health Awareness Week. The idea behind this was to increase awareness of mental illness, and to educate the public about mental health. It takes place the first full...

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Why You Should Play Board Games As A Family

Why You Should Play Board Games As A Family

Family game nights and hangouts are becoming more prominent in families all around the world. While technological advancements are welcome, many people fear things like social media and playing online are robbing them of real family interaction. Game nights give you...

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Mental Health Should Not be a Taboo Subject

Mental Health Should Not be a Taboo Subject

If you met someone who was in a wheelchair and unable to open a door for themselves, would you shame them for it? Most likely you answered no. Why? Because you know it's not their fault. In fact, you would be more likely to try and assist them if you witnessed them...

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Talking to Our Children About Violence

Talking to Our Children About Violence

These are the types of posts we sincerely don't like writing. The fact that we need to address talking to our children about violence is absolutely devastating. However, in the wake of the Parkland, Fla. tragedy, it must be discussed. Too Scared for School When images...

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