Understand your child's mind to connect, communicate, and respond effectively to all types of behavior. Parenting can be tough. As the new school year begins, we invite parents to learn the tools they need to
Jodee Blanco, the author of the seminal NY Times bestseller Please Stop Laughing at Me…. joins Gateways’ mental health speaker series to facilitate a free presentation for parents and educators. As a bullying survivor turned
This 90-minute interactive webinar will provide caregivers with tools for assisting teens in developing resilience. During the webinar, we will explore our brain and our neurological responses in order to better understand concepts like compassion
This drop-in session will focus on strategies that teachers can utilize to provide support to students struggling with anxiety and depression. A brief overview will be provided on signs and symptoms, with the majority of
Our girls are simply not okay. 1 in 3 adolescent girls now reports symptoms of major depression. Rates of anxiety are twice as high in girls as they are in boys and young men. Rates
The past 2.5 years have introduced unprecedented stressors into adolescents' lives: a global pandemic that has redefined normalcy, political divisiveness across all bodies of government, more anti-LGBTQ+ legislation being considered and passed than ever before.
Join Gateways, Temple Shir Tikva of Wayland, and JTI for "Stressed to Resilient: An Evening with Dr. Deborah Gilboa" at Temple Shir Tikvah. Whether it's stress from juggling all of life's tasks or worrying about
After two years of virtual celebrations, we look forward to finally reuniting in person for our 2022 Sweet Sounds Celebration! This year, we are spotlighting Gateways’ Mental Health Initiative and celebrating the opportunities it has
These days, social media is practically inescapable. While there are benefits to this age of interconnectedness, we also know that social media use correlates to higher rates of anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem among our
The Event Earlier webinars in our ongoing mental health series have focused on how to help youth who are struggling with a variety of challenges, but what about the parents and teachers who care for
The Event Gateways will be hosting the next program of our ongoing "Our Daughters, Our Future” series on teen mental health and wellness on Wednesday, May 18, from 7:30pm - 9:00pm. Our presenter is Stephen
The Event One of the questions parents and teachers most often ask is: how do I talk about suicide? Where do I even start? This webinar, part of Gateways' ongoing “Our Daughters, Our Future” series
