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How To Introduce Teens to Nutrition

Teach your teens about nutrition and helping them make healthy food choices.

Drug cartels are using social media to find new customers for colorful “rainbow fentanyl” pills that look like candy, according to the DEA.

Outdoor recreational activities are boredom busters that can pay dividends in your student’s focus, happiness and energy.

Here are some tips on how to keep your teen active and healthy so they don’t get behind in their learning.

How to make your home into a fun and welcoming hangout spot for teens.

Learning how to navigate difficult teen emotions during homeschooling isn’t easy, but it’s worth it.

Every teen needs sleep – and enough of it! – to function at their best.

Assuring your teen is ready for a full day of learning can start by ensuring their brain is properly fueled and ready.

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The power of scent could make all the difference to happier, healthier homeschooling. Ahhh, the sweet smell of success!

Here are some tips for keeping your homeschooled teens healthy so they don’t get behind in their learning.

Perhaps the best piece of advice when it comes to keeping your family healthy while homeschooling is that you have to keep yourself healthy first.

In addition to helping seniors preparing for college, the Ark Behavioral Health Scholarship was developed to promote mental health awareness.

Sports, music, and exercise are just a few ways to keep your homeschooled teen socially and physically active.

I swear by my DeskCycle / Wobble Stool combination for burning calories while sitting at my computer desk.

You don’t have to wait for the ideal time and space to start working out. You can exercise anytime anywhere.

An infographic that features the benefits of exercise for teens.

A kiai isn’t just a karate yell. There are many other uses for the kiai, including stress relief.

In clinical health care settings, there are multiple career paths like physician assistant (PA), medical doctor (MD), and nurse practitioner (NP).

Anxiety does more than just annoy; it ultimately sucks the joy out of living.

An infographic designed to help teens develop better sleep routines at night so that they can be happy and productive all day.

If you care about water, the environment and your community, consider one of the many careers in water technologies.