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Learn How to PREVENT Teen Suicide

Today I want to share some warning signs that a teen is seriously considering a suicide attempt and some tools and techniques you can use to prevent teen suicides.

An important first step in prevention is (more…)

You've been reading about some pretty somber topics here recently, so I thought I'd share a video that made me laugh out loud again and again. Hope you enjoy!

Engineers and Cats

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Brennan

The Kingsland Plan

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Have a wonderful Sunday!

Brennan

The Kingsland Plan

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Who & What to Look For

There are several risk factors for teen suicide. Parents and everyone need to familiarize themselves with them. (more…)

Teen Suicide: How many? Who is at Risk?

Did you know that teen suicide is the THIRD leading cause of death among teenagers? Even more, it is the SECOND leading cause of death among college students! And statistics show (more…)

Suicide: Third Leading Cause of Teen Deaths

Because of the wonderful response I got to my series during April on Autism, I want to share information with you about another major issue (more…)

How it used to be!

This little story has been going around the internet and has appeared in several newspapers. But just in case you missed it (as I had), I'd like to share it with you. It is kinda cute to us ole' timers, but there is a powerful message (more…)

Recap of Autism & Education Series

Autism Awareness Month is coming to a close, but there is so much more to learn.

We looked at some of the possible causes of Autism, especially genetics and toxins, but new information and studies are revealed daily.

In fact, (more…)

Therapy for Autism and Education

Now that you know how prevalant autism is, you probably want to know (more…)

Big Brother Winner to donate $100,000 to Autism

Thought I'd take a break from the Autism & Education series today to share some news. If you aren't a big fan of CBS' prime time show Big Brother, you may not have heard that the winner promised he will give one fifth of his half-million dollar prize to support autism studies.

Ordinarily, I avoid these types of reality programs like the plague, but recently, my tv will only get NBC & CBS, for some reason.

So, though I only watched 3 times, I'm glad I saw the finale, because just before the vote is when the winner declared that he was going to give $100,000 of the half million he won to the Autism Foundation.

According to his Bio:

Adam, 29
Single
Public Relations Manager
Delray Beach, FL via Cherry Hill, NJ

Adam has a master's degree in fashion design/marketing. He studied at Camden County College in New Jersey, Parson's School of Design in New York and Fashion Art Italy in Italy. He currently works as a PR manager where he arranges events, does publicity and is the Sponsorship and Creative Director for a foundation.

It'll be nice if it happens.

Wonder if he's aware of how much tax there is on $500,000 winnings?

Oh well, back to our regularly scheduled program tomorrow,

Brennan

The Kingsland Plan

Save Our Schools