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Do you ever find yourself regularly asking your partner, spouse, or even teen, "How are you?" and the response is the same. "Good."...

Laura Waller, MS , of KS Services offers some helpful insights for parents and caregivers on how to improve student support at home for...

With all that teens are facing during this unprecedented pandemic, teen mental health is now more important than ever. Teens are facing...

Many students across the country are going to school virtually this year, and caregivers are looking for ways to support their students...

Understanding the balance between leisure and work helps promote overall well being and quality of life no matter what our age (Goel,...

Pull up a chair to the kitchen table and join the conversation between Lauran Thomas, Licensed Professional Counselor, and Michelle...

These tips and resources are valuable tools to keep in mind when you are processing with your partner a fight or regrettable incident.

Dr. John Gottman spent years researching communication in marriage and worked to find common themes that made for satisfying unions.

One way we can have effective communication in our lives is to shift from statements that center on “you” to "I."

Communication isn’t easy.  It takes work and practice. We aren’t always going to get it right, and that is normal. Healthy communication...