Healthy relationships allow us to experience a kind of love that gives us strength during challenging times, and courage to face struggles head-on.
Summer Learning: Educational Computer Games
Recently, technology has become a much bigger part of our lives due to the coronavirus pandemic. This is especially true for learning. Encourage your kids to continue learning this summer through playing computer games! Try using some of these great
Summer Learning: Explore Interests & Passions
One of the best ways to promote learning is to help kids find their passion and explore their interests. This can teach them to discover the beauty and excitement in learning. This might look like doing a mini research project,
Summer Learning: Learn a New Skill
Learning new skills can not only be fun and exciting, but it can help promote critical thinking and problem solving skills. Try activities like cooking/baking, gardening, woodworking, or even caring for a pet! There are lots of life skills that
6.29.20 | Webinar: When Alcohol Use Becomes Abuse
Monday, June 29 from 3:00-3:30 pm Join HRI and Fellowship Hall on Monday, June 29th at 3pm on Facebook Live to hear four Substance Abuse Counselors talk about how to cope with alcohol misuse during the pandemic. This 30-minute
Summer Learning: Escape into the World of Books
Reading is one of the best ways to promote learning, and it can also be lots of fun! With the restrictions of COVID-19, reading can also be a great way for kids to visit new worlds and meet new people
Promoting Summer Learning through Summer Fun: Series Intro
Summer learning is key to helping kids continue their growth and development while they’re out of school. This is especially important, as the recent changes of COVID-19 have led to major adjustments in schooling. By keeping your kids engaged in
Sibling Relationships Light Up the Path
Our siblings are our very first friends and teach us much of what we know about relationships. As we grow older, it’s important to continue to nurture and strengthen the relationship with your sibling(s). Healthy sibling relationships can lead
Healthy Break-ups: Be kind to yourself
Break-ups are hard and painful, and it’s okay to be sad and hurt after a relationship ends. It’s important to honor these feelings and give yourself time to grieve the loss of the relationship. After the relationship ends, it’s important
Healthy Break-ups: Be clear & certain
A key part of healthy break-ups involves being as clear and certain as possible to help promote a sense of closure as the relationship ends. When you are able to convey clear reasons for the end of the relationship, it