
10 Ideas for Infusing The Imagine Project into your Classroom Consistently
Every teacher wants their students to feel emotionally supported in their classroom–when a child feels emotionally stable, they can take in and learn information. The
Every teacher wants their students to feel emotionally supported in their classroom–when a child feels emotionally stable, they can take in and learn information. The
We want to shelter our children from all forms of harm or danger. In the age of information, however, this can be a challenge. Many
Moving is not a simple, straightforward process that always goes according to plan. And if you have kids, you can expect a few unexpected surprises
Navigating a divorce is no easy venture, especially if children are involved in the mix. If you’re stressed out or visibly affected by any major
It’s back to school time again and most educators are acutely aware of the potential social emotional needs of students. Last school year was a
We often associate wellness with physical health. However, wellness is described by the Global Wellness Instituteas the “active pursuit of activities, choices, and lifestyles that
Raising kids with special needs can be a labor of love sometimes. While the rewards are immense, it’s a task that taxes one mentally, physically,
Written by Tara Imperatore Each year, millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental illness. May is a time to raise awareness of
Is Your Child Stressed? Caught up in our own challenging day-to-day lives, we often assume our children live a relatively carefree life without stress. But
Mental health means having emotional, psychological, and social well-being; when we think, act, and feel from a balanced perspective the majority of the time. Having
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