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Today's episode is part 1 of a multi-part story leading up to Christmas! This week we talk about how
Today Zach Spafford joins the show to share a personal experience of his. At some point in his life,
Life would be so much easier if we had a book of cheat codes for it, right? In this episode, Brooke
We all deal with anxiety in one way or another. Some people feel anxiety is just a constant that we
Using humor as a shield against bullying is very effective! Penn State saw that using humor when bei
Penn State did a study that looked at different tactics used against bullies. Some of these were mor
Bullies rarely ever see themselves, or their actions as being a bully. They often don’t even realize
Being bullied sucks, it really does. It’s hard to find a way to deal with it - but I learned a way t
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It takes two people to escalate an argument to a full-blown fight. Which means, the secret for this
Nobody fits in perfectly all the time. Being able to adapt to each situation is a life skill that wi
Look up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No wait, it’s… a mom and her teen fighting? This week
The ‘straw man fallacy’ is everywhere! We encounter this type of argument all the time in life, even
While many of us have been focusing on staying physically healthy throughout the pandemic, a lot of
Teens, what do you do when you’re dealing with ‘helicopter parents’? It’s hard when you’re ready to
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We tend to view unpleasant emotions like a monster from a horror movie. When we encounter these emot
Where is your timeline heading? If you kept doing the same thing every day for the rest of your life
We all go through trials. We don't get to choose that. But, we do get to choose how we respond. In t
