Written by TJ Helms Low self-esteem is often ignored in mental health discourse as it is an inherently immaterial concept. However, self-esteem can control a lot about us and is incredibly prevalent in society. As in-school therapist Pamela Cotton put … Continue reading The Unspoken Cost of Low Self-Esteem
Written by Debra Murray Women’s reproductive rights are currently the biggest issue in this legislative session as many new laws have been voted on. Getting an abortion may become a crime in several states. Many states are pushing to restrict … Continue reading What Local High School Students Have to Say About Extreme Abortion Changes
Written by Macy Young Everyone has moments of anxiety like speaking in public, taking a test, or dealing with new experiences. Having anxiety in these situations is common, but it is different when dealing with an anxiety disorder. An anxiety … Continue reading How to Support Someone with an Anxiety Disorder
Written by Adrianna LoChirco In honor of Pleasure Ridge Park hosting its second annual blood drive, this story is going to provide you with the importance of donating blood. This time alone, PRP had over 80 students sign up to … Continue reading Be a Hero: Give Blood
Written By Tj Helms High school is a stressful time by its very nature. The increasing responsibility, increasing complex social relationships, the impending threat of adulthood, and the more difficult classwork all work together to create a very stressful life. … Continue reading Dealing With Stress
Written By Tj Helms People depend on their brain’s ability to accurately interpret the data sent to it. Most can trust that this sensory data provides an accurate picture of reality. This is something many take for granted. However, not … Continue reading The Reality of Psychosis
