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Be Strong needs YOU – Being a young person is among the most rewarding, important and challenging roles in society. Thank you for being willing to learn how to develop and we are so proud of you for seeking help!
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Check out below, all types of great resources to help strengthen mental, emotional and relational health.
Latest Helpful Resources for Students
Confrontation Doesn’t Need to Be Scary
Confrontation may seem scary, but can actually strengthen your relationships.
How Your Relationships Affect Your Health
To be healthy, we should prioritize our social health as much as our physical and mental health.
Can We Forgive if Disrespected by Strangers on Social Media?
Forgiveness for cyberbullying doesn’t stop the bullying itself. But it does go after the effects of cyberbullying, like resentment, anxiety, and depression.
How Self-Compassion Can Help You Deal With Stress
It turns out that practicing self-compassion in stressful times may help us tackle problems more effectively.
Ghosting Someone May Hurt You as Much as It Hurts Them
A new study finds that people who cut off communication with someone without an explanation may suffer depressive symptoms afterward.
Strengthening Your Relationship With Yourself
Build self-trust and resilience by strengthening your relationship with yourself through mindful and compassionate self-care.
5 Ways to Create Meaningful Connections
Great connection is something we can create by design. Here are five strategies to create new connections.
Journaling Techniques to Give You Peace of Mind
Start reaping the wellness benefits of journaling.
How to Keep Grandparents and Children Connected
There is so much that a child can learn from their grandparent, and their relationship can be an important piece of their development.