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Understanding Teen Suicides: Building Resilience Through Supportive Communities

Understanding Teen Suicides: Building Resilience Through Supportive Communities

Blog | Suicidal behavior
Teen suicides are a pressing concern, influenced by factors like low self-esteem and inadequate coping skills. Research highlights the importance of parental support and school-based interventions in preventing such tragedies. By prioritizing mental health education and fostering open communication, communities can create supportive environments that empower teens to overcome challenges and thrive. Real-life success stories underscore the impact of proactive interventions, emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts in suicide prevention.
Signs

Signs

Blog | Relationship

From time to time new expression appears , and sometimes we repeat it without knowing the whole meaning. One of these expressions is RED FLAGS.

Red Flags refers to the signs that might be in one of the relationship partner , which affects on the relationship and making it hard to ever last. 

Today I'm going to help you with some signs you should keep it in mind. 

How I found my way of journaling

How I found my way of journaling

Blog | Self-acceptance

Journaling helps us make sense of our thoughts and feelings and has myriad benefits. But have you found yourself struggling to practice it regularly because it feels like another task or because it needs to be done in a certain way? I have had similar experiences but eventually I identified my way of journaling. Read on to know more. 

It's Okay Not to Be Okay

It's Okay Not to Be Okay

Blog | Self-acceptance
In a world where we often feel pressured to put on a brave face, 'It's okay not to be okay' serves as a powerful reminder of our shared humanity. This phrase encourages us to embrace the full spectrum of our emotions, acknowledging that it's natural to experience moments of struggle and vulnerability. By accepting our feelings without judgment and seeking support when needed, we can cultivate resilience and compassion in the face of life's challenges.

I need to stop yelling

I need to stop yelling

Blog | Anger
list of duties, list of to do, bills, life expenses.. etc... All these things and other more causes anger and stress that affects on your life and your family as well. In this blog I'm trying to help you out with some simple steps. So keep reading and follow for more.
Parents are Blamed & Shamed, not Trained & Famed

Parents are Blamed & Shamed, not Trained & Famed

Blog | Motherhood
It’s tough being a parent. It takes a lot of energy, and often from the minute you hear the urgent cry of a new born baby, you feel confused and clueless. I know when I took my first child home from hospital, a gorgeous little girl with ten fingers and toes, a little Pekinese nose, and penetrating blue eyes, I was terrified. Her total survival depended on me! No-one teaches us how to be a parent. There are no courses offered at school or university and we grow up helter-skelter learning from our own parents, other people’s parents and from how we are treated by other carers and leaders in our lives, like our teachers. What would it be like for you to have a connection with your child that feels smooth flowing, where even conflict is resolved so that both sparring partners, you and them, feel like you are a winner, and the solution is easy to implement. How would you like to engage with ways of parenting that bring hope from hurt, and results in a confident child, well mannered, creative, energetic and who has a clear sense of their own identity?
90% of Parents never realize this

90% of Parents never realize this

Blog | Family

Parents do not realize what is the missing ingredient in their parenting. It is because of the natural bias in their relationship towards children. If this is ignored, it can create undesirable impact on their children and eventually in society. From Manimayam Wellness Academy, we recommend you to read this and also watch the video

Wish list

Wish list

Blog | Goal setting
Hello dears.  Well, everyone has multiple list of wishes that he hopes to become true . How about writing some of them now in your note or in the comment !!
Nurturing Self-Worth: The Transformative Power of Positive Parenting

Nurturing Self-Worth: The Transformative Power of Positive Parenting

Blog | Self-esteem
This exploration delves into the profound impact of parenting on a child's self-esteem, weaving personal anecdotes with research insights to highlight its transformative power from childhood to adulthood. By understanding parental influence, navigating adolescence, and implementing practical strategies, parents can foster a supportive environment that bolsters their children's self-esteem. With actionable tips and a deep commitment to nurturing self-worth, we embark on a journey to empower the next generation for a brighter future.
Anger Management

Anger Management

Blog | Anger
We all get angry sometimes and it is obvious for a human being to get angry. But, excess of anything is dangerous for ourselves. Likely excessive anger is also harmful for us. Do you know how to manage your anger and cope with it? This blog is all about we need to know about managing anger. 
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