Mental healthcare continues to be stigmatized in the United States. One 2021 survey found that 47% of Americans think seeking therapy is a sign of weakness. Only a quarter of Americans have ever visited a therapist or counselor in their lifetime. Many people hide when they are seeking counseling, whether … Continue reading →

Change is unavoidable in life. However, both good changes and bad changes can cause stress, uncertainty, and confusion until everyone in the family has adapted to these new circumstances. As a parent, you might try to shield your child from bad news or significant change, but your kids pick up … Continue reading →

It’s normal for students to feel stress and anxiety ahead of the new school year. Feeling nervous before entering a new classroom or grade level is common for most students – but these feelings of emotional distress might be heightened by the pandemic. According to a 2022 survey of 1,000 … Continue reading →

In 1985, the Los Angeles Times published a survey asking parents how they would feel if their kids came out as gay. Almost ninety percent (89%) of parents said they would be upset to have a gay child. But a lot has changed in the past 35 years. Perceptions of … Continue reading →

Support Homeless Youth and Double Your Impact! Join us April 26-27 from NOON-NOON and help us support our local youth.  During these changing and challenging times, post-pandemic, Family Resources has remained steadfast in our commitment to serve children and families most vulnerable in our community as we continue to provide … Continue reading →