… their involvement in family life with their alone and social time. This will lead to far less conflict. Practice …

… Feeling more distracted than usual or unable to focus Social withdrawal , like avoiding friends or staying home …

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… from research, practicing mindfulness can benefit anyone’s social and emotional well-being by reducing stress , insomnia … or judgment. By practicing meditation, it can improve our social and emotional well-being, and can help to: Reduce …

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… at every turn, as well as caused disruption for kids’ social, academic, and extracurricular lives for many, many … and lift you up – and you can do the same for them! Social connection is essential for this hard work and we are … may also be nervous and may not have had a lot of social contact during the pandemic, and finally to our kids’ …