Mental Health - Page 148

Tom Brady, Michael Phelps followed this advice from mental fitness coach Greg Harden

Peak performance coach Greg Harden shares how he’s mentored professional athletes to train their minds to find success in sports and life.

Chronically absent students increased by 6.5M post-pandemic

Republican Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders explains why education is a ‘number one priority’ in her state and responds to the NAACP’s criticism of Arkansas’ removal of AP African American Studies. 

The biggest thing parents can do for back-to-school season

The pressures of academic performance, social interactions and the uncertainties of the future can lead to feelings of anxiety and apprehension for many students.

Tom Brady’s mental fitness coach shares 6 tips on how to ‘train your mind’ like the greats

Peak performance coach Greg Harden has mentored Super Bowl champions and gold medalists for decades. He told Fox News Digital about some of his best tips for mental fitness.

Parents prepping for back-to-school time are urged to talk to kids about drugs: 'Far-reaching implications'

As kids head back to school, addiction specialists share tips for parents to speak openly and honestly about drug use — and to set clear boundaries to keep kids safe and well-informed.

Be well: Ease back-to-school anxiety for kids with these expert tips

Many children and teens experience heightened anxiety as they return to school, particularly since the COVID pandemic. Experts share tips for easing back-to-school anxiety.

6.5 million students chronically absent after the pandemic, new study shows

A Stanford study reveals record-high chronic absenteeism after COVID lockdowns with over 25% of students missing 10% of their classes during the 2021-22 school year.

Businesses setting up booby traps to protect themselves in this blue city's drug haven: recovering addict

In Kensington, Pennsylvania's open-air drug market, some businesses struggle to entice prospective customers as drug users loiter or pass out on their front stoops.

CRISIS IN KENSINGTON: Businesses setting up 'booby traps' for protection

In Kensington's open-air drug market, some businesses struggle to entice prospective customers as drug users loiter or pass out on their front stoops.

Gen Z opting for texting due to ‘phobia’ of phone calls, research reveals

New data has shown that 9 out of ten Gen Zers do not like to have conservations on the phone. Some have claimed they have anxiety over having to answer the phone.