LaKisha Stanley: Supporting Students in Special Education and the Professionals Who Serve ThemAs a program support specialist in the Cobb County School District, LaKisha Stanley supports teachers and interpreters who work with students by providing resources and guidance. She is currently pursuing a doctoral degree, with a research focus on educational interpreters who work with K-12 students who are deaf or hard of hearing and have additional disabilities. May 04 26May 04, 2026Article at news.gsu.edu
Osiris Zelaya: Connecting Language Learning to Culture and CommunityWhether teaching, tutoring or giving feedback on student work, Osiris Zelaya wants her students to feel their voices matter. Her goal is to teach Spanish at the college level, while also being open to teaching ESOL or Spanish in Georgia’s K-12 schools, and continue supporting students from diverse backgrounds. May 04 26May 04, 2026Article at news.gsu.edu
Research Snapshot: How Parents’ Math-Related Talk Relates to Children’s Early Academic SkillsAssistant Professor Yemimah King and her colleagues published a study in the journal Child Development focused on whether parents' general talk, number talk and mathematical language use are distinct factors related to specific academic skills. Nov 19 25November 19, 2025Article at news.gsu.edu
EMDR Therapy for Trauma | Marietta & RoswellEye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR Therapy) for trauma with experienced mental health counselors in Marietta & Roswell. Get the support you need Jul 17 25July 17, 2025Article at awakencounseling.com
How to Prevent Parental BurnoutPractical ways to relieve the pressureHow to Avoid Parental BurnoutWith kids home for the summer, it may feel reminiscent of life during Covid-19. Trying to keep children occupied while continuing to work and take care of home and family responsibilities can stretch any parent’s mental, physical, and emotional resources. And not just during summer, or a pandemic.The regular day-to-day of kids picking at their dinner, battling bedtime, having homework meltdowns, squabbling with siblings and strug Jun 30 23June 30, 2023Article at resiliencecenterhouston.com
Surviving Summer at Home from CollegeIf you’ve just returned home for the summer and you’re already wondering how you’re going to make it through, you’re not alone. It can be hard to go back to living with a parent, or parents, when you’ve been adulting for some time. Susan Fishman, NCC, CRC, Be Well With Hillel Clinician, shares some advice about navigating a summer at home. May 28 21May 28, 2021Article at jfcsatl.org
Can Grief Turn into Depression? Links, Differences, and CareSometimes, grief can turn into depression. However, it can be easy to confuse them due to similar symptoms. Learn more about how grief and depression link. Apr 23 24April 23, 2024Article at healthgrades.com
Can't Cry? 4 Possible Reasons WhyMany factors, like stigmas and early life experiences, can lead to emotional suppression. But alternatives are available to help you release your emotions. Sep 18 23September 18, 2023Article at psychcentral.com
6 Signs of Narcissistic AbuseSigns of narcissistic abuse can include gaslighting, isolation, or constant criticism. If you experience narcissistic abuse, support and self-care may help you heal. Oct 08 24October 08, 2024Article at psychcentral.com
A Guide for Moms and Moms-To-BeMarch of Dimes, Mommy and Me Newsletter Jun 20 25June 20, 2025PDF at March of Dimes
Exercise and Crohn's Disease: Benefits, Tips, and SolutionsWhile exercise has many benefits for Crohn's disease, symptoms can make it hard to stay active. Learn how to make physical activity easier with Crohn's disease. Jun 19 25June 19, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
Skin Cancer Symptoms: What to Look for and When to See a DoctorSome skin cancer symptoms are common among all skin cancer. Other symptoms depend on the type of skin cancer. Learn skin cancer types and symptoms. May 27 25May 27, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
Stress Management for Psoriasis: 10 Effective TipsStress and psoriasis can each worsen the other. Learn effective and manageable ways to make improvements for both conditions. Apr 29 25April 29, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
Processed Foods: Examples, Risks, and BenefitsMost foods are processed to some level. Health effects can depend on the level of processing. Learn about the types, safety, and examples of processed foods. Apr 29 25April 29, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
Frequent Urination: Typical Frequency, Causes, and TreatmentMany factors can cause frequent urination, ranging from changeable habits like overhydration to chronic conditions. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and solutions. Apr 25 25April 25, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
Tardive Dyskinesia Supplements: Options, Effectiveness, RisksLimited studies suggest some supplements could help tardive dyskinesia. Learn about types of tardive dyskinesia supplements, plus their benefits and safety. Apr 24 25April 24, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
8 Don'ts for Stubborn EczemaFind out what to do when your stubborn eczema just won’t give in. Apr 24 25April 24, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
7 Skincare Strategies With EczemaYou can find a skincare regimen that will bring you eczema relief. Apr 24 25April 24, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
Whole vs. Refined Grains: Health Effects and ExamplesWhole grains tend to contain more key nutrients than refined grains, but both have benefits. Learn about their types, health effects, and identification. Apr 23 25April 23, 2025Article at healthgrades.com
Tardive Dyskinesia and Mental Health: How to Manage StigmaWays to protect your mental health with tardive dyskinesia include using reliable resources, staying social, and considering professional support. Learn more. Mar 31 25March 31, 2025Article at healthgrades.com