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Value Criticism: The Secret to Saving a Good Relationship
But it feels bad to be criticized. Why should we value criticism?
How Daily Gratitude Can Change Your Life
Expressing gratitude daily can improve your mood and increase your happiness and optimism.
Be Strong is Better With Jacob Sartorius
With the understanding that everybody encounters social aggression somewhere, sometime, Jacob Sartorius chooses to use his voice to help, stating, “If you don’t use your platform for good, why have one?”
Model School District Policy on Suicide Prevention
The Model School District Policy on Suicide Prevention has recently been published by the NASP, ASCA, AFSP, and The Trevor Project.
How Can I Educate My Child on Bullying?
There are times that joking crosses a line and a child may not know they are being bullied, or in an attempt to keep a friend or seem cool, they may keep their pain silent.
Student of the Month: California State Rep Ethan
From Fresno, meet California Student State Rep Ethan, Be Strong’s January 2019 Student of the Month!
Why am I Feeling so Down Lately?
Studies show that during the winter months, lack of sunlight, dark clouds and drop in temperatures can kick off the “winter blues.”
What We Should Learn About Bullying from Within
To understand why bullying isn’t disappearing – and will never disappear – we need to look in the mirror.
Understanding Hating
When someone is hating on you, they’re trying to get a reaction out of you for their own personal enjoyment.