It’s a moment almost all parents have experienced. You’ve been eagerly awaiting catching up with your kid after school, only to have your questions about what they’ve learned met with a series of ...

The end of the semester can be a difficult time for students. Added pressure to perform well, meet expectations or reach certain milestones can negatively impact the mental health of many. College ...

Sexual assault disproportionately affects young adults and can have major impacts on their well-being and ability to achieve their educational goals. CU Boulder has prevention programs and support ...

Talking about depression can be difficult at any age, but talking to children or teenagers about it can be more difficult. They might not know how to express how they are feeling or might be afraid to ...

It is vital to discuss family history regarding substance use disorders (SUDs) in an open and compassionate way, so your student better understands their personal risk. People with a family history of ...

It doesn't take much for Jake and Chloe's conversations to quickly turn into heated arguments. Within minutes they are dragging up the past, bringing up examples of injustice and unfairness, stomping ...

“Mom, I’m feeling nervous,” my 12-year-old daughter shared one night as I tucked her into bed. “Are you just having nervous feelings or are you thinking about something?” I asked. “Ukraine,” she ...

When discussing death with kids, experts advise honesty and plain language rather than euphemisms. Aim to tailor the conversation to their age and stick to the facts, avoiding overwhelming details.

I’ll never get over my fear of public speaking. But hanging out in front of large audiences has given me some tools for communicating better with people in my personal life. Here are nine things I’ve ...