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Sleepy Teens 4.5 Times More Likely to Commit Crimes as Adults

-Traci Pedersen Teenagers who feel sleepy in the middle of the day are more likely to engage in antisocial behaviors, such as lying, cheating, stealing, and fighting. Now, a new study shows that those same teens are 4.5 times more likely to commit serious crimes as adults. “It’s the first study to our knowledge toContinue reading “Sleepy Teens 4.5 Times More Likely to Commit Crimes as Adults”

The 3 Most Dangerous Things to Say in a Relationship

-Harriet Pappenheim, LCSW Almost every relationship article mentions the Big C: Communication. But what if your words are doing more harm than good? Language is a powerful force, and what you say to your partner on impulse could be doing a great deal of damage. Here are the top three most dangerous phrases to let slipContinue reading “The 3 Most Dangerous Things to Say in a Relationship”

6 Tips to Manage Workplace Anxiety

-Joe Wilner There can be a lot to worry about when it comes to our careers. Anxiety can arise from toxic co-workers, unstable working conditions, financial uncertainty, and distress about not performing up to par. Some anxiety is healthy and keeps us motivated, but if anxiety becomes persistent and excessive it can disrupt our daily performanceContinue reading “6 Tips to Manage Workplace Anxiety”

My Struggle to Stop Expecting the Worst Outcomes

-Sarah Burleton I would bet that anyone reading this blog has a “what if” thought run through their head at least once or twice a day. “What if there is an accident on the way to school? What road will I take so I’m not late?” “What if my car won’t start?” “What if I haveContinue reading “My Struggle to Stop Expecting the Worst Outcomes”