Healthy Relationships Initiative
This free, online Relationship Booster will offer insight and strategies for parenting a child with special needs. HRI Director, Dr. Christine Murray, will facilitate the hour-long discussion with Nancy Micca, Executive Director of the Family Support Network of Central Carolina.
This free, online Relationship Booster will offer insight and strategies for talking with children about race and culture. HRI Director, Dr. Christine Murray, will facilitate the hour-long discussion with Dr. Stephanie Irby Coard and Dr. Laura Gonzalez, both Associate Professors
Gratitude builds relationships and creates strong, healthy communities. Simple words of appreciation and acts of kindness go a long way in showing our loved ones that we care and place value in our relationships. Not only does gratitude strengthen our
Try your best to maintain a positive attitude in your relationships! When you choose to cultivate positivity in your relationships, it can be easier to build strong connections and navigate challenges. Having a positive outlook in your relationships, doesn’t mean
Healthy communication is built on a foundation of truth, integrity, honesty, and respect. Strive to uphold these values in your relationships and aim to build open and honest communication with your loved ones!
Friday, February 14th: Healthy Relationships in Older Adulthood at the High Point Public Library Join the Healthy Relationships Initiative and the Piedmont Triad Regional Council Area Agency on Aging for a free program on how to strengthen and foster healthy
Thursday, February 13th: Healthy Relationships in Older Adulthood at the Bryan Family YMCA Join the Healthy Relationships Initiative and the Piedmont Triad Regional Council Area Agency on Aging for a free program on how to strengthen and foster healthy relationships
We have the right to speak our minds and communicate our boundaries in our relationships. When communicating our boundaries to those we care about, it is important to speak in a way that is kind and compassionate, yet clear and
By Eleanor Beeslaar, Graduate Assistant Growing apart from friends is a normal part of adulthood. Friendships ebb and flow through different life stages, and there are many reasons why friendships change and people grow apart. During adulthood people often go
By Eleanor Beeslaar, HRI Graduate Assistant Moving to a new place can add an extra layer of complexity to the process of making and maintaining friendships during adulthood. People relocate for a variety of reasons including job opportunities, professional/graduate school,