Growth Report 2: Supporting Children in Need Through Cadence Care Network
Cadence Care Network Expands Services and Funding to Support Youths and Families in Northern Ohio NILES, Ohio – In a significant development for…
How Parents Adapt When Facing Challenging Situations
Rethinking Parental Representation: A Shift Towards Authenticity in Parenting In a transformative shift in parental attitudes, recent research indicates that over 60% of…
How Parents Adapt When Facing Challenges
Survey Reveals Shift in Parenting Perspectives: Authenticity Takes Precedence Over Perfection Recent research highlights a notable shift in the mindset of parents, particularly…
How Parents Adapt When Challenges Arise
Shift Towards Authentic Parenting: Insights from Recent Research In a significant cultural shift, recent research has indicated that a majority of parents are…
Caregiver Workshop Planned for April
Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a small-group workshop aimed at assisting family caregivers in developing the skills they need to navigate their responsibilities more effectively. The program focuses on providing support, enhancing self-care, and improving communication, ultimately empowering caregivers to better manage their challenges.
Kate Cappleman Sinz Recognized with Mental Health Advocacy Award
Kate Cappleman Sinz, a social work care manager with the Integrated Care Management program at University of Vermont Children’s Hospital, has been recognized as the Mental Health Advocate of the Year.
Expert Offers Advice for Helping Kids Adjust to Daylight Saving Time
MADISON, Wis. – Daylight saving time begins Sunday, March 9, and experts from UW Health advise parents to put their children to bed early in preparation for losing an hour of sleep. Doctors emphasize that children of any age can benefit from a gradual adjustment to the new schedule.
Self-Care Promoted Through #MentalHealthMondays Initiative
This week, focus on prioritizing your peace. A new weekly initiative is launching to offer motivation and tips for mental health support.
Proposed House Republican Budget May Harm Medicaid and Food Assistance Programs
On a significant day in legislative history, the U.S. House of Representatives convened on February 25 and cast a decisive vote that may have lasting implications for two critical social welfare programs.