I Am a Student
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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
Resolutions or Resolve?
Last year I made a commitment to have resolve. Resolutions are a good beginning, but without resolve and conviction, they are just thoughts and hopes.
Taking the Lead in Preventing Bullying and Suicide
Advice on how we can take the lead in preventing bullying and suicide from Israel “Izzy” Kalman – a Nationally Certified School Psychologist.
Cyberbullying Coping Guide
If you or someone you know has been a target of cyberbullying, this cyberbullying coping guide will help you overcome in 5 practical ways.
Pursuing Perfection
Pursuing perfection is worthwhile. But holding yourself up to perfection is entirely unrealistic. No one is perfect and that’s why life is interesting.
Adult Bullying and Prevention
Bullying is not just a teen problem. Practical advice to help you overcome adult bullying and to help in bullying prevention.
3 Questions to Ask Yourself When Setting Goals and Starting New Habits
Answer these 3 questions to help you in effective goal setting and starting new habits.
Prejudice: Advice for Students
How to navigate being targeted for your race or sexual orientation.
Fear and Intimidation: Advice for Students
We need to understand what fear is and how it works so we can conquer fear and intimidation.
Teasing: Advice for Students
Are you suffering from teasing? Taking jokes about ourselves is an emotional skill that can be easily developed.