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Children's Mental Health Blogs
Pink Shirt Day - Anti-Bullying at LutherwoodAs a classroom teacher at Lutherwood I see the impact of bullying firsthand. Many of our students, who face challenges related to their mental health, report bullying in their home schools and communities. This is some of the advice my students want everyone to know about bullying at schools.
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Tips for Helping your Child when they Refuse HelpBeing depressed causes us to feel tired, unmotivated, foggy-headed, and hopeless that things will get better. Often, we need someone outside of ourselves to help us navigate our way out of the “fog.” Getting help for depression can be a difficult task at any age. But what happens when the depressed person is your child and they are refusing help?
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Nutrition and Mental HealthWhat we eat affects how we feel, not only physically, but mentally as well. In fact, making healthy eating choices is linked to improved mood, higher energy levels, and clearer thinking. Food is the fuel that our bodies run on – like gas to a car, we need it to function!
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Employment Services Blogs
Micro-Credentials – What are They and How Can They Help Me?A Micro-Credential is a short, concentrated course or certificate that is focused on a particular skill or competency.
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Researching your Career PathYou may have done a career assessment to help unpack the types of fields you’d like to explore, but there’s still more work ahead to develop a strong plan that will get you moving forward.
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Social Media Brand: What’s your Job Search LabelWeb based tools like Google have given employers easily access to a range of results that may help them connect your name to different social media profiles. Therefore, it’s important to look at the security tools or privacy settings on your account to be mindful on what type of image you’re projecting to a prospective employer.
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