Parenting

Teen Acne & Maskne

by Suzanne Schillaci, Licensed esthetician and owner of skin care studio Dermal 911
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The Differences of a Stepfamily (pt.1)

by Heather Muncy, Professional Speaker and Step-Mom

According to The Stepfamily Foundation, 66% of blended families fail. Stepfamilies are different because they’ve suffered loss: death, divorce or separation. Unfortunately, children are the ones that suffer the most in these scenarios. This video will help you recognize different challenges of a stepfamily, which will prepare you to become intentional with your strategy to go against the odds and to succeed.

Building a Healthy Stepfamily (pt.2)

by Heather Muncy, Professional Speaker and Step-Mom

This video is a continuation of “The Differences of a Stepfamily” ED Talk, and it dives deeper in helping you develop a successful and intentional strategy to succeed as a stepfamily. These practical tools will give you actionable steps to take with your partner as you create a new family dynamic. After watching this video, you will be better equipped to understand and connect with your biological children and stepchildren.

Earning The Right To Be Heard

by Linda Turnbull, Founder and Executive Director of Teen Esteem

In this video, you will be given insightful tips on why and how to earn your right to be heard by your children.

The Secret World Your Kids Don't Tell You About

by Graham Wiseman, Mental Health Advocate

Kids' secret world is what they are thinking and feeling but are too afraid to tell their parents and sometimes even their friends. This digital generation's extreme pressures to compete and succeed on every front are unavoidable and seemingly inescapable. The stress today’s youth are feeling can have devastating effects on their mental and physical health if left unaddressed. This video will give you a little insight into that world and how you can enter in.

Transitioning Your Child from Middle School to High School

by Graham Wiseman, Mental Health Advocate

Help your child be prepared for this new season. Discover telltale signs of stress, acknowledge the pressures they are facing and support them as they navigate their way through this challenging yet exciting time of life. Glean tips to becoming an avid listener, gain a greater level of trust and help your child find a healthy life balance during these busy years.

Transitioning Your Child from High School to College

by Graham Wiseman, Mental Health Advocate

Is your high schooler ready to navigate this world without you? Can your young adult manage basic life situations on their own? During this exciting yet stressful transition, it’s important to make sure both you and your child have adequately prepared for this next phase of life. In this video you learn a few things your child should know to be more successful before going off to college.