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Healthy Year, Healthy Hearts: Promoting Mental & Physical Wellness This Fall

Blog, Health and Well-Being, Mental Health /

A new school year is like a reset button. It’s a chance to start fresh—not just academically, but mentally and physically, too. September is also National Recovery Month, which reminds us that health and healing are journeys worth celebrating. Together, these themes give us the perfect opportunity to focus on what really fuels success in […]

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You’re Not Alone: Bridging the Gap During Suicide Prevention Month

Blog, Health and Well-Being, Mental Health /

September is National Suicide Prevention Month—a time to raise awareness, break the silence, and remind one another of a powerful truth: no one has to go through this alone. The return to school can be both exciting and overwhelming. For some students, it means reconnecting with friends and activities they love. For others, it can

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Featured Blog in August written by Drive to Save Lives Speaker, Harriet Turk. Titled: What 8th Grade Football Taught Me About Commitment and Confidence

What 8th Grade Football Taught Me About Commitment and Confidence by Harriet Turk

Blog, Health and Well-Being, Mental Health, Parents, Resilience and Leadership /

This featured blog for the month of August was written by one of the Drive to Save Lives prevention speakers, Harriet Turk. Meet Harriet A few years ago, I wrote this after watching my son play on the middle school football team. As a new school year begins, it reminds me of how much this

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When Life Feels too Hard: 7 steps from Harriet Turk. This featured blog for the month of August was written by one of the Drive to Save Lives prevention speakers, Harriet Turk.

When Life Feels Too Hard: 7 Steps from Harriet Turk

Blog, Health and Well-Being, High School, Mental Health, Middle School, Resilience and Leadership /

This featured blog for the month of August was written by one of the Drive to Save Lives prevention speakers, Harriet Turk. Meet Harriet Life is a rollercoaster ride. I get it. Ever hear your inner voice screaming, “I can’t do this anymore!”? We’ve all been there. Whether it’s acing that big exam, nailing a

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Dr Robyne Hanley-Dafoe shares how to feel better in the moment with the Five Forces of Recovery in featured blog on the Drive to Save Lives website.

Feel Better in the Moment with the Five Forces of Recovery

Blog, Health and Well-Being, Resilience and Leadership, Uncategorized /

Hi friends, Dr. Robyne here with another blog for the month of January. Life can feel so overwhelming sometimes—whether it’s keeping up with school, friends, or extracurriculars—which is why it is so important to take care of your mental and emotional well-being. There are five simple forces you can use anytime to reset and recharge:

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Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe asks what would your favorite self do? in featured blog on the Drive to Save Lives website

Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe asks What Would Your Favorite Self Do?

Blog, Health and Well-Being, Uncategorized /

Our featured blogs this month come from Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe. Meet Dr Robyne I recently looked at my screen time average, and it made me think, “Wow, what else could I be doing with that time?” Can you relate? Even when we know our behaviors and habits don’t serve our greater purpose or well-being, we

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Reevaluating Choices: The Sober Truth About Underage Drinking

Health and Well-Being, Impaired and Reckless Driving, Underage and Binge Drinking /

In a society where social norms often blur the lines between ‘harmless fun’ and risky behavior, it’s crucial for young individuals to make informed decisions, especially when it comes to underage drinking. Let’s dismantle the myths and shine a light on the sobering truths about the consequences of underage drinking. 1. Health Risks: More Than

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