Mental Health

Take a Deep Breath: 5 Things That Are True Today | Parent Cue Blog

The truth has the power to ground us when things around us seem unsteady. Read More

How to Have a Mental Health Check-In With Your Teen and Preteen

Whether your child is a preteen or a teen, mental health symptoms are widespread around this age. Studies show that mental health and substance use had been rising among adolescents… Read More

Featured | Mental Health | Self Care | Special Topics

Why Investing In Your Joy Is Important (And 7 Ways To Do It)

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When you take care of yourself, your life and the lives of those around you gain so much richness when you are okay. Read More

Featured | Make It Personal | Mental Health

50 Things to be Grateful for Right Now

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Spending just a few seconds each day thinking about the things you’re grateful for can radically shift your mindset. Read More

Current Events | Featured | Mental Health

5 Ways to Support Your Kids During Scary Times

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Once again, parents are in the undesirable position of having really tough conversations with our kids about images and videos of violence. Navigating difficult terrain is all part of the parenting journey. It will never be easy. But in a crisis, it is mission-critical to help kids make... Read More

Character and Values | Featured | Mental Health

12 Affirmations To Speak Over Your Kids

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Shaping the way my children think about themselves is my highest honor and priority as their mother. Here are a few affirmations I’ve said during my six years as a parent… Read More

Character and Values | Featured | Mental Health

3 Conversations Every Parent Is Scared Of

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Our kids are growing faster by the day, and that’s a wonderful thing. Let’s equip them for adulthood by talking about what really matters—even if it scares us. Read More

Featured | High School (9th-12th) | Mental Health | Middle School (6th-8th)

I’m Worried My Child Is Self-Harming

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Individuals who self-harm are attempting to control or manage painfully negative thoughts or overwhelming emotions with the resources at their disposal. Read More