Parent Programs
There are various addictive and dangerous substances that people in our community may access. This newsletter intends to highlight Fentanyl, Tranq (Xylazine), and Opiates which are substances causing serious health problems in the United States. People are now able to obtain these drugs via internet sources. This process only compounds the substance abuse crisis.
Recent research suggests that well-adjusted teenagers have stronger non-cognitive skills, such as self-control, grit and resilience. This program will focus on how Mahwah, NJ parents can help foster those skills in a supportive environment without arguing. Specifically, it will present techniques such as…
A presentation for the community that will focus on understanding today’s cannabis, some ripple effects as evidenced by other states, and understanding the implications on the adolescent brain and well-being.
Parents and Guardians: Watch to learn how to support your child during these unprecedented times of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Mindful Practices is here to support you, while you support your child! Sponsored by the Mahwah Municipal Alliance (MMA) of NJ and the Mahwah Parent Academy.
The goal of this presentation was to provide practical skills for developing social & emotional learning (SEL) tools at home. Parents learned how to navigate virtual learning at home.
Angst is an IndieFlix Original, documentary designed to raise awareness around anxiety. The film includes interviews with kids, teens, educators, experts, parents and a very special interview with Michael Phelps. The goal is to help people identify and understand the symptoms of anxiety and encourage them to reach out for help.
Experience the remarkable true story of a girl who knew her life would impact the world. Hear how her legacy has become a movement that transforms millions of lives and promotes safer, more connected schools.
An informative discussion for Mahwah Parents about an alarming trend among middle school & high school students. Learn about the growing use of E-Cigarettes and Vaping.
Today’s online communication is affecting our youth everyday. In this seminar, parents learned how to help children use social media in positive, safe ways.
A poignant PSA video titled "BREATHE" unfolds as a raw first-person short film portraying high school students grappling with the fear of legal repercussions when seeking help for a friend who has overdosed by dialing 9-1-1. The main message: resist the urge to panic or run away in this situation; call 9-1-1, stay, help, and give the victim a chance.