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← Older postsFour reasons why we need to teach our young people how to handle failure
Failure has to be an option! Tal Ben Shahar often talks about this concept -That if we cannot … Read More »
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentSocial Support Linked to Health Satisfaction
Individuals who say they have family and friends they can count on to help them in times of … Read More »
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentSexting- grown ups are poor role models
Modesty is no longer a virtue in contemporary society – in the news or in real life. Despite the … Read More »
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a comment18 Useful cybersafety tips for teenagers
Here’s a great list of useful tips to keep teenagers safe online. Useful for teachers, parents or anyone … Read More »
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentTeachers urged to address porn factor
“Young people must have the skills to reject a sexuality that eroticises degradation and violence as it undermines … Read More »
Posted in adolescent health, body image, Convenor's Comment | Leave a commentAre you addicted to Facebook?
According to a study conducted last year by researchers at the University of Cambridge, one in five people … Read More »
Posted in addictions, Cybersafety | Leave a commentIn U.S., Very Religious Have Higher Wellbeing Across All Faiths
Very religious Americans of all major faiths have higher overall wellbeing than do their respective counterparts who are … Read More »
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentIs Home and Away racist?
Home and Away actor Jay Laga’aia has accused the show of racism saying he was dropped because the … Read More »
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentWitchery’s Corporate Paedophilia
The “sexualisation” of girls for the purpose of selling products has been condemned worldwide for several years now … Read More »
Posted in body image, sexualisation | Leave a commentAge Specific Tips for Online Safety
Here is a great Canadian website that features age specific tips and advice that parents or professionals can … Read More »
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