12.15.20| Coping With Loneliness Part II: A Panel Discussion HRI is bringing back this important topic of loneliness during the holidays, this time with a panel of mental health, substance abuse, creativity, and spiritual experts! Join the Healthy Relationships Initiative
Keeping Kids Safe Online: Tip 4 Tip 4: Model the online behaviors that you wish to see in your kids. We’ve all heard that children tend to do what we do and not what we say. With that in mind,
Keeping Kids Safe Online: Tip 3 Tip 3: Set boundaries around internet and device use for children and teens. As many parents understandably relax their standards on internet use for kids during the pandemic, it is still very important for
Keeping Kids Safe Online: Tip 2 Tip 2: Get savvy about what your kids are engaging with online including social network apps, games, and other platforms. We’ve shared this week that a crucial part of keeping children and teenagers safe
Keeping Kids Safe Online: Tip 1 Tip 1: Have open conversations with your child/teen about their online activity. With many children learning remotely and spending more time on screens, keeping kids safe online is a priority for many parents.
HRI Holiday Series: Gift-Giving & Receiving As the holidays approach, so does the stress of gifting! Regardless of what holidays you celebrate, or how you celebrate, most holiday celebrations involve some level of gift-giving and receiving, so why is it
Webinar & Resources: Recognizing, Overcoming, & Preventing Burnout This webinar is brought to you by a partnership between the Healthy Relationships Initiative and HealthyUNCG and was previously recorded on October 29,2020. In this video, HRI Program Coordinator, Camila Dos Santos,
Teens are heavily connected to many different types of media, including music, television and movies, and social media. It’s important to talk with your teen about how they see sex and relationships portrayed in the different sources of media they
Instead, have a series of ongoing conversations that evolve in a way that corresponds with your teenager’s changing needs, questions, and developmental stages. When parents take the pressure out of having “the talk” with their teen, it allows for more
Good communication is an essential part of any relationship. All relationships have ups and downs, but a healthy communication style can make it easier to deal with conflict and build a stronger and healthier relationship. You can help your teen
