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    Reviews Elsewhere – Capable: How to Teach Your Kids the Strengths, Skills, and Strategies to Build Resilience

    ByMikeM July 20, 2026July 22, 2026 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    Resilience comes from the confidence that, even if things go horribly wrong, you’ll still be here, moving on. What I think young people are missing today is examples of that. One, because we don’t like to talk about the 100 times we struggled with something before figuring it out, but also because we live in a society that mocks people who try and fail at anything. When we go online, how often do we see the perfect finished product rather than the failures someone lived through to get there? And, even if someone shows the failures, how often is the comments section filled with mockery? 

    It’s no wonder the thing young adults struggle with more than anything is perfectionism. We’ve created a world that expects it. 

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    Sharing – Why We Remain Silent

    ByMikeM July 18, 2026July 17, 2026 Reading Time: 1 minute

    That’s sometimes the price we pay for speaking out. It’s not an easy price to pay, but let’s not kid ourselves that it doesn’t exist.

    It exists, and as long as it does, there will remain thousands upon thousands of people out there who never talk about their abuse, but still need some of us out here talking so they know they are not alone.

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    Sharing – National rollout of a brief suicide prevention program for veterans shows high success rates

    ByMikeM July 13, 2026July 22, 2026 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    This program is making a difference for veterans, and I have no doubt it would be the sme for many: The Safety Planning Intervention is a structured process that involves six distinct steps. A healthcare provider and a patient work collaboratively to identify personal warning signs that a crisis might be developing. They also outline…

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    Sharing – How Everyday Decisions Can Protect Children

    ByMikeM July 9, 2026July 9, 2026 Reading Time: 1 minute

    These actions aren’t just specific actions that protect children; they’re the kinds of actions that come naturally when kids have an adult actively involved in their lives every day, the kind of involvement that would notice a nervous pause before answering, an odd comment that seems out of character, a small detail in a story about other people. 

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    Sharing – Child Abuse Prevention In America (videos & articles)

    ByMikeM June 30, 2026 Reading Time: 1 minute

    We all need more education, so be sure to share it with your network as well, especially with people who have kids or work with them. 

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    Sharing – Don’t look away: Have a conversation about online safety today

    ByMikeM June 27, 2026 Reading Time: 1 minute

    This resource seems like something worth sharing. We spend so much time talking about online safety, banning phones until a certain age, or banning social media, and not enough time making sure we prepare kids for the dangers of being online at all. It’s like banning a child from leaving the house without a parent and then sending them to school with no skills for navigating other people on their own. At some point, kids learning about appropriate and inappropriate behavior and having a safe place to talk about it has to be the priority. 

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