Written by Nikki Kontz, LMSW There’s no place like hope for the holidays. That’s because studies show living in a state of hope can help increase happiness, improve academic achievement and lower rates of suicide. The good news – hope is a skill you can learn and develop over time. ...
By Alexa Bailey, MSW, LMSW --- To have good friends, you have to be a good friend. That’s how the saying goes, right? Sometimes, though, being a good friend looks different than what we think. The recipe for a good friendship usually includes trust, shared interest, respect, love, empathy, and ...
Written by: M Katie Helle, CPA Starting a budget is a powerful step toward financial independence. A budget helps track what money comes in, where it goes, and how it can support your goals. Whether you’re earning from a part-time job or an allowance, creating a simple budget gives you ...
Written by: Capri Curtis The intersection between mindfulness and media provides a unique opportunity for people to tap into mindfulness in new and exciting ways. There is a plethora of iOS and Android apps that each have a different way of guiding people to mindfulness. Below is a list of ...
Written by: Caitlin Alfonso, LMSW You do not have to be the captain of your sports team, your team lead at your job, or in charge of your school club to still be a great leader! Leadership skills are not limited to people in cliché “leadership roles”; the reality is ...