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One place to get mood boosting resources might be Sign up for COPE to Thrive or Mood Gym (Text for Teens)

COPE2thrive is a program with education and skills-building exercises to help prevent and manage negative and distressing emotions while enhancing healthy behaviors.

All Ages

https://www.cope2thrive.com/about

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Bright Futures Patient Handout 9 and 10 Year Visits (Text for Teens - Child)

Information for 9 to 10 year olds. Provides suggestions and guidance created by medical professionals related to topics such as eating well and being active.

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Age groups: School Age (6-12)

https://chadis.com/chadis/ug/AAP/bftk/parent_handouts/bftk_patient_handout_9year.pdf

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Antidepressant Medication and YOU (Text for Teens)

Information for teens about antidepressant medication

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Age groups: Adolescence (13-21)

http://resources.childhealthcare.org/resources/antidepressants_and_you_again.pdf

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How to Write Like a Journalist To Be A Better Marketing Storyteller (Text for Teens - Child)

This shows tips to improve writing skills and practice journalism.

Ages 15 years - 18 years.

Age groups: Adolescence (13-21)

https://coschedule.com/blog/how-to-write-like-a-journalist/

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Tips for Writing Your First Resume (Text for Teens)

This is an article on how to write a resume.

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Age groups: Adolescence (13-21)

https://www.thebalancecareers.com/tips-for-writing-your-first-resume-2058744

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7 Steps of Highly Responsible Students (Text for Teens)

Article sharing tips of habits of responsible students.

Ages 14 years - 18 years.

Age groups: Adolescence (13-21)

https://www.losbanosusd.k12.ca.us/lbjhs/2745-7-Steps-of-Highly-Responsible-Students.html

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One way to try and improve your mood could be to set a goal to learn a new skill or accomplish a task. (Text for Teens)

Accomplishing a task helps you feel better about yourself. But it also changes your brain chemistry! The brain releases dopamine (“the happy hormone”), which makes you feel motivated and happy. So,...

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One mood boosting activity could be to give up or reduce social media use (Text for Teens)

5 ways to tame your social media use Keep apps out of sight, so they're out of mind. Use apps to help you limit your time on social media. Spend an hour a week on at least one screen-free hobby. ...

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https://au.reachout.com/articles/5-ways-to-tame-your-social-media-use"

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A mood boosting activity could be to take a yoga class or practice with a yoga DVD (Text for Teens)

Yoga practice is known to improve a person's physical and mental functioning. In psychiatry, yoga-based interventions have been successfully used as a standalone and supportive treatment of...

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https://www.healthshots.com/mind/mental-health/these-5-effective-yoga-poses-can-ease-symptoms-of-depression/

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Bright Futures Patient Handout 11 Through 14 Year Visits (Text for Teens - Child)

Information for 11 though 14 year olds. Provides suggestions and guidance created by medical professionals related to topics such as handling feelings and staying safe.

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Age groups: Adolescence (13-21)

https://chadis.com/chadis/ug/AAP/bftk/parent_handouts/bftk_patient_handout_11-14year.pdf

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