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If you are trying to help a friend stop taking harmful or illegal drugs, then you have taken the first step; being a true friend! However, that is probably the easiest part of the process. The rest may prove to be more difficult than you could imagine, possibly even causing you to challenge your own…
Published on PsychCentral.com. Outward Bound based therapy may work better than aerobics Providence, RI � Some overweight teens may have new hope for shedding pounds. A new study suggests that weight-loss programs that encourage peer-support, and focus on building confidence through challenges are effective in helping some adolescents lose weight. This is the finding of…
Our sincere thanks to WikiHow Are you hosting a mixed age gather and want to serve alcohol? Here is a guide to ensure that younger guests, especially teens do not have access to alcoholic beverages. Steps 1. Determine whether or not it is necessary to serve alcohol at the party. Depending on the type of…
Our Sincere thanks to lifehacker.co.in Stress is something I’ve been intimately acquainted with since I was a teenager. I tend to put a lot of pressure on myself to perform to a high standard, and often end up losing sleep due to stress. Since I’m working on decreasing stress in my life, I thought it would…
Our sincere thanks to WikiHow So your friends want to party on a Friday night? When they want to have a good time by drinking but it’s not for you, what do you do? This article provides some suggestions to help you avoid the mantra that “alcohol is the only way to have fun” and…
Trekking is an exciting activity and most people can partake in it without too much difficulty. But high altitude trekking is a completely different ball game. At high altitudes, especially above 15,000ft, oxygen levels are lower and the air is thinner. This makes breathing more difficult and puts a lot of strain on the body….