Relationships
Most people will tell you that they don’t like drama- so why do so many of them keep getting caught up in it? Are they lying then they say they don’t like drama?… or are they just really unlucky and can’t seem to get away from it? Either way, it’s … Read More
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What is the last thing you said to yourself about yourself? Was it positive or negative? Or maybe somewhere in between? Were these thoughts constructive or deconstructive? Moving forward, these are important questions to challenge yourself to ask daily. The conscious thoughts we create have a significant impact on our … Read More
Teens
Junior Year is a chaotic one for most students. In addition to preparing for your numerous state-mandated standardized tests, you also need to balance normal school life, extracurriculars, and (for many students) getting ready to apply to colleges. This can be a really stressful time for many and, as it is a process that many others have … Read More
Teens
Freshman 15: 15 tips for new college students
Most of the time when we hear this phrase, we are worried about the notorious weight gain that comes during your first year of college. And while it is important for not only your physical but mental health to eat well and … Read More
Teens
Editor’s Note: A toxic friendship is a friendship which is more harmful than helpful. It is an emotionally draining relationship that is not healthy for either person. See what one of our Teen CHARGE Brand Reps had to say about toxic friendships and how to deal with them.
I have … Read More
Teens
You’re on your phone scrolling through Instagram, and you find yourself looking at post after post of celebrities, models, or just people you know with the “perfect body” that you wish you had. You go to the beach with friends and find yourself wishing you looked more like them and … Read More
Parents
by: Leo Preston, Teen CHARGE Production Manager
When it comes to parenting, a goal you may have for your child is for them to live a holistic healthy life (social, emotional, intellectual, physical, spiritual, and vocational/recreational), so that they may become a confident, independent adult. Although this may be the … Read More
