Written by: M Katie Helle, CPA If money feels stressful right now, you’re not alone. For many teens and young adults, financial pressure shows up early, even before full-time adulthood begins. Rising costs, unpredictable income, and constant uncertainty can make it feel like you’re always one step behind. Rent, food, ...
Written by: Caitlin Alfonso, LMSW Practicing mindfulness is the commitment to bring awareness to your present moment. There are many creative ways to do this, including grounding ourselves in the fun colorful world around us! You can practice this alone or even recruit your friends to join you. Here are ...
Written by: Caitlin Alfonso, LMSW As a former high school mental health counselor, I worked with a lot of teens. During this time, I noticed that I often heard some of the same comments, such as “My friend is struggling with their mental health, and I don’t know how to ...
Written by: Alexandra Daffner As the school year winds down, life starts to feel different. Schedules loosen, alarms turn off, and the structure that shaped daily life begins to fade. For teens, summer can feel like freedom. For parents, it can shift the rhythm at home. For both, it’s a ...
Written by: Caitlin Alfonso, LMSW You are a multi-dimensional person, meaning there are many layers and aspects of you that make you a uniquely whole person. In fact, there is a framework known as the Eight Dimensions of Wellness. The Eight Dimensions of Wellness is often visually represented as a ...
