Picture this: A group of first graders dribbling like they have glue on their hands, shooting the ball with all their might (some making it, most not), and a crowd of parents cheering like it’s Game 7 of the WNBA Finals. Youth basketball—it’s equal parts…
As the leaves change color and the air grows crisp, Halloween approaches with its promise of spooky fun and delightful frights. While this holiday is often associated with costumes and candy, it’s crucial to remember the impact it can have on mental health, especially for…
In the colorful tapestry of childhood, scraped knees, broken bones, and bumped heads are badges of honor, yet our reactions to these little mishaps can reveal underlying societal biases. This blog explores the importance of normalizing injuries among elementary school children, sheds light on the…
Life in the United States continues to get busier and busier. We get up before Jesus pulls the sun up, we gulp our coffee while driving to work, attempt to wake up our brains, and grab more coffee as we start our day…