Topics: Family Resource, Early Education

Topics: Kids in Summer

People of color are disproportionately affected by virtually all social and economic problems. For this reason, it is no surprise that American minorities carry a tremendous psychological and emotional load. To show our support and solidarity, the team at Maryvale respectfully acknowledges Minority Mental Health Month this month, a time to focus on and bring awareness to the mental health experiences within marginalized communities and specifically among people of color. It is no secret that...

Topics: mental health

Topics: young adult, teens

Topics: Family Resource, young adult

Topics: Early Education

For some kids, summertime is not all fun and games. Sure, school’s out, and the days are sunny. However, without the schedule and structure of a daily routine, many kids might find summer to be an emotionally challenging time. In 2021 more than ever before, school-age children have faced serious emotional challenges. While they may not be heartbroken to wrap up remote learning, kids’ ability to self-motivate and use their time effectively is stretched. Depression and seasonal affective issues...

Topics: mental health

Topics: PTSD

Summer is right around the corner. With school out and kids taking a few months to enjoy a break from the classroom, it is crucial for families to find alternate routines to build a supportive experience that sets them up for continued academic success. Make no mistake – it is vital and healthy for kids of all ages to put classroom activities on pause for a while. Too often, kids instead spend all summer staring at the television or a computer screen. Young people deserve dedicated time and...