Posts by The Yunion, Inc
Social Media Awareness
Thank you @maxstossel for the phenomenal work you do around Social Media awareness. We had a great day of encouragement and learning about social media! Students, staff, and parents all had the opportunity to participate. Max shared comprehensive research about social media and its effects on students. Along with statistics he offered practical tips and…
Read MoreFriday Yunion Parent Check-In
Friday Yunion Parent Check-In
Read MoreHealthy Parenting – Boundaries
Parents đ, Did you hear đ Mr. Ron is out here using the âBâ word𤏠Yes, he is out here encouraging parents to establishâŚ. BOUNDARIES! We know setting boundaries may seem like a daunting task, but trust us, it’s worth it! By establishing clear limits and expectations, not only are you helping your adolescent develop…
Read MoreWellness Wednesday – Trauma Informed Parenting
Trauma Informed Parenting
Read MoreWomenâs History Month
Parents, itâs Womenâs History Month! Have you heard of Wangari Maathai? She is the first African Woman tie win the Noble Peace Prize. Wangari Maathai was a Kenyan social, environmental and a political activist and the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize. She studied in the United States, earning a Bachelor’s Degree…
Read MoreFriday Yunion Parent Check-In
Friday Yunion Parent Check-In
Read MoreParents Are Heroes
Parents đ, we have partnered with Detroit Public Schools Community District and their Parent Engagement Conference. Join us March 28th from 8am-3pm at The Renaissance Center at the Detroit Marriot where our CEO Jason Wilson] will be one of the presenters. The goal of the event is to provide parents the tools and skills to…
Read MoreWellness Wednesday – Parental Advisory and Intentional Parenting
Parental Advisory – Intentional Parenting
Read MoreTalk To âEm Tuesday – Talking Prompts for Parents to Engage Their Adolescent
Parents đ, itâs âTalk to âEm Tuesdayâ đŁď¸ Todayâs talking prompt: âWhat is your favorite thing about yourself, and what is one thing about yourself that you want to work on?” This prompt can encourage your teenager to reflect on their strengths and weaknesses, and it can also provide an opportunity for them to share…
Read MoreParenting Teens And Tweens – Allowing Abnormal Aggression To Escalate Can Be Harmful
Parents, did you know “Verbal aggression is common among adolescents, especially boys, due to hormonal changes and a desire for independence. However, if this behavior becomes abusive or turns into physical violence, it’s important to seek help. Allowing abnormal aggression to escalate can be harmful. Consider consulting a mental health professional, like a therapist, to…
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