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Parental Strategies for Tackling Unconscious Racism with Teens in a New School Environment

In a new school environment, it is important for parents to help their teenagers understand the impact of unconscious racism and develop an awareness of its existence. Unconscious racism refers to the biases and stereotypes that individuals hold without conscious awareness or intention. These subtle biases can manifest in various ways, such as micro-aggressions or … Read more

From Summer Freedom to Classroom Challenges: Parenting Strategies to Help Teens Adapt

Transitioning from summer freedom to classroom challenges can be a significant adjustment for teenagers. During the summer, adolescents often experience a sense of liberation, enjoying unstructured time, and pursuing their interests. However, as they return to the structured environment of a school, various challenges arise. Fortunately, there are different strategies available to parents that will … Read more

Anxiety to Adaptation: How Helplines Assist Adolescents and Teens in Transitioning to a New School

Starting a new school can be an overwhelming experience for adolescents and teens, as it brings forth many challenges. One of the primary difficulties faced by younger generations is the fear of the unknown. They may feel anxious about not knowing anyone, struggling to fit in, or being judged by their peers. Additionally, transitioning to … Read more

Holiday Season Brings Uptick in Calls to CA Parent & Youth Helpline

By: Suzanne Potter Producer at publicnewsservice.org Active crisis calls have jumped 50% in the run-up to the holidays, according to officials at the California Parent and Youth Helpline. The helpline is staffed by trained professional counselors who can listen, help people with self-calming techniques, and direct the caller to appropriate help. It’s open seven days a week, from … Read more

Helpline for Parents to Get Lifeline in Governor’s New Budget

According to a June CDC study, 70% of parents have had recent mental health challenges, and 50% of those surveyed said they had suicidal thoughts in the past month. The helpline provides emergency emotional support for parents, and youths would get a three-year extension under Governor Gavin Newsom’s new budget proposal for 4.7 million dollars.  Our calls … Read more

Dr. Lisa Receives 100th Anniversary Champion for Children Award

Congratulations to Dr. Lisa, President and C.E.O of Parents Anonymous® for receiving the 100th Anniversary Dr. Lisa holding Champion for Children Award from Child Welfare League of America

Congratulations to Dr. Lisa, President and C.E.O of Parents Anonymous® for receiving the 100th Anniversary Champion for Children Award from Child Welfare League of America. As CWLA celebrates 100 years of leadership in creating and advancing standards of practice, advocacy, and information sharing to enhance the well-being of children and families, CWLA is thrilled to … Read more