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3 Coaching Tools to Help Your Teen Finish the School Year Strong
Coaching tools are the key to helping your teen finish the school year strong. As the final semester draws to an end, students are filled with a mix of emotions—anticipation, relief, and even a bit of anxiety about what’s next. But this time can give teens a push to finish strong. By using life coaching…
10 Summer Activities to Supercharge Your College Application Before Sophomore Year!
Congratulations on finishing your freshman year! As you move into your sophomore year of high school, here are 10 important steps you can take during the summer to enhance your college application: 1. Assess Your Interests and Goals: Start by reflecting on your academic interests and career aspirations. Identify areas you are passionate about and…
Should HTML Coding be Taught in Schools?
A while a go, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg appeared in a video about coding via the group Code.org(you can watch the video here). Its a well put together video on the benefits of coding for kids.
Prenatal Vitamins Before Pregnancy
Prenatal vitamins contain higher levels of folic acid, calcium and iron to support your baby’s growth. While they are definitely important during pregnancy, it’s also smart to take prenatal vitamins before pregnancy, whether you are trying to conceive or not. MayoClinic.com suggests that you start taking prenatal vitamins at least three months before conception.
Games for Family-Based Therapy
Tragedies, financial problems, infidelity and many other reasons can trigger bigger problems that may escalate and weaken a family’s foundation, no matter how strong it is. The outcome can have a ripple effect on every member of the family. Before it’s too late, going through therapy sessions can help in the healing process. To break the ice, therapists often insert games for families to play during their sessions. Often, these games help families improve their relationships with one another.