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  Healthy Relationships

  MSU Extension works to promote healthy relationships between youth, parents, families, caregivers and the community through social, mental, psychological and spiritual aspects of an individual’s life.

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  MSU Extension Veterans Resources Fact Sheet

  Published on August 10, 2021
  This fact sheet provides resources from MSU Extension to help support veterans and their families.

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Teen Dating Violence

  Published on April 2, 2012
  

• Exploring differences and the connection to bullying prevention

  Published on July 19, 2013
  The release of the “hate map” and the 2010 study from the Cyberbullying Research Center show the importance of creating opportunities for youth and adults to fostering skills/strategies go beyond bullying prevention.

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  Laughter has serious benefits

  Published on November 24, 2021
  Laughter has physical, emotional, mental and social health benefits.

• Grandparents raising grandchildren: Part five

  Published on June 21, 2016
  Understanding and responding to strong emotions.

• Help teens discover self-worth

  Published on July 27, 2016
  Having self-esteem and self-concept are important internal strengths for adolescents.

• Moving on after home foreclosure

  Published on October 22, 2015
  After a home foreclosure, families need to take deliberate steps to recover from the experience.

• Appropriate use of you-messages

  Published on June 7, 2012
  Avoid using you-messages that criticize or cast blame on another person for how you are feeling. Learn five ways to appropriately use you-messages.

• Meet my kids: Clumsy, Trouble-maker and Little Miss. Stubborn

  Published on March 14, 2014
  Labeling a child, whether it’s negative or positive, can have a lasting effect on a child’s feelings of self-worth.

• Emotional intelligence: Help kids respond to bullying from the inside out

  Published on August 20, 2012
  Research shows the importance of developing emotional intelligence for children, youth and adults.

• 4-H Exploration Days combines fun, learning and college readiness for Michigan youth

  Published on March 11, 2013
  Young people ages 11 to 19 should plan now to explore career and interest areas, develop important life skills, and make lasting friendships at 4-H Exploration Days at MSU in June.

• Perinatal depression is more than the baby blues

  Published on December 29, 2015
  Learn the signs and symptoms of perinatal depression.

• What are your concerns about teens and digital technologies?

  Published on February 1, 2016
  A closer look at common concerns and how research may or may not support parental fears about the impacts of technology use among adolescents.

• What makes children happy?

  Published on July 17, 2013
  The key to a child’s happiness may not be what you think.

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  Take your kids to farmers markets

  Published on May 30, 2018
  Your local farmers market lends itself well to teaching kids about fruits and vegetables, but even more learning can happen.

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  Making play inclusive for all is important

  Published on September 2, 2016
  Inclusive play can bring families closer together while promoting development and enhancing relationships.

• Ten factors that contribute to emotional wellness

  Published on June 25, 2015
  MSU shares 10 factors that contribute to emotional wellness and a reminder: we all have the capacity to tap our “well of being.”

• History of humor and health

  Published on June 20, 2014
  Stress less with laughter. Research shows that laughter may be the best medicine.

• Start the school year out by creating welcoming and inclusive classrooms

  Published on August 20, 2015
  Address issues of race, gender and other differences.

• Ages and stages of nurturing empowerment

  Published on February 5, 2014
  How to build an empowered adult by starting early.