Send Your Brain to the Gym With the Brain Gym Card Deck
Just as we exercise our bodies, we need to exercise our minds. This card set will help you do just that.
Continue ReadingJust as we exercise our bodies, we need to exercise our minds. This card set will help you do just that.
Continue ReadingThinkFun’s new MESH scoring system focuses on kids’ mental, emotional, and social health through games and play.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Elizabeth discusses her mental health journey for anxiety one year after starting therapy.
Continue ReadingCute illustrations with powerful messages make ‘I Believe In Me’ by Cheng Chi Sing a fun little read about loving yourself.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Elizabeth discusses how rediscovering cross-stitch through The Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery helps her manage her anxiety.
Continue ReadingIn ‘Neversong’ you play as Peet, a boy who has just awoken from a coma brought on by shock after witnessing his girlfriend being kidnapped.
Continue Reading‘Dream Decoder’ is a set of 60 large, illustrated cards designed to help “unlock your unconscious” by helping you interpret your dreams.
Continue ReadingiBme is an organization dedicated to bringing mindfulness to teens through retreats that foster inward growth. Here is an interview with one of the teachers at these incredible experiences.
Continue ReadingBook review for “Your Brain Needs A Hug”, a funny and honest look at mental health for teens from the author’s own history of issues.
Continue ReadingSleep is essential to be mentally fit. Here are scientifically-backed tips and advice on how to help your teen get the best sleep possible and why. (Plus, they will work for you too!)
Continue ReadingCheckPoint is running a 48-Hour LiveStream Gaming Marathon this weekend. Because gaming IS good for your mental health and your gaming community.
Continue ReadingWith respect to my colleague, I dissent.
Continue ReadingThe new FX show ‘Legion’ problematically intertwines autism, schizophrenia, and violence, perpetuating dangerous mental health stereotypes.
Continue ReadingNail biting is classified as an obsessive-compulsive disorder. Does this mean your child should be treated for the very common habit?
Continue ReadingIn Fangirl Therapy, therapist Kathleen Smith (the blogger behind the popular Fangirl Therapy site) speaks directly to those of us who identify as fangirls.
Continue ReadingIf you have questions, ask. If you need help, tell someone. If someone asks you for help? Listen. Be compassionate. Believe. And never doubt that a single word can save a life.
Continue ReadingMy life is loud. Two kids, two cats, a husband with ADHD. I live, by choice, in a city. I work in an office far too small for the number of people who share it under a parking garage with thin walls where the phone rings ALL. DAY.
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