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New educational article explores the characteristics of autism, individualized therapeutic support, and strategies for navigating everyday challenges.
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New ISO 9001:2026 Documentation Kit Offers Editable Quality Manual, Procedures, Forms, and Audit Checklists for QMS Implementation
The watchdog wants psychedelic drug applications rejected. If any drug advances, it says it must be barred for minors, pregnant women, the elderly, those with impaired consent, and those with a history of violence or psychosis.
Applications for the 2026-2027 Dr. Arthur A. Kezian Science Scholarship will begin to be accepted starting Nov. 1, 2026
Leadership coach, educator, and Columbia University-trained measurement and evaluation expert Dr. Catherine Oleksiw helps leaders, emerging professionals, and organizations recognize their strengths and put them to work in ways that matter.
Emotional Wellness Month and World Mental Health Day Oct. 10 offer an opportunity to recognize how past experiences can shape present-day reactions, relationships, and behavior
Blue Ridge Therapeutic Wilderness highlights findings from a 2026 longitudinal study examining adolescent outcomes years after treatment.
Updated Online Course Covers ISO 9001:2026, ISO 14001:2026, ISO 45001:2018, and ISO 19011:2026 Audit Practices
The mental health industry watchdog updates its Human Rights Declaration and Psychiatric Living Will, urging individuals to protect themselves against forced treatment
Anonymized data on U.S. children ages 9–18 shows school-day phone time dropped from 40.7 to 34.7 minutes a day, while total daily use held at about six hours and social media replaced games.
October 15 panel challenges the diaspora to move from sending money home to building systems at home
After authoring a bestselling guide for medical representatives, the PhD scholar turns his decade of commercial experience toward a single question, why people buy what they don't need.
Robert Stitzel Scholarship for Entrepreneurs Launches to Support U.S. Undergraduate Innovators
Los Angeles-area families can explore a distinctive K–12 learning environment that combines rigorous academics, nature connection, experiential learning and land stewardship on a 21-acre Topanga campus.
Los Angeles-area families can discover outdoor adventure, horseback riding, and specialty equestrian programs for children ages 4–15 at Cali Camp in Topanga Canyon.
Tyler Perry's Warning to Memphis: Exposing Linn Sitler & The Erasure of Black Cinema & Anthony "Amp" Elmore tribute to the late Black Memphis Filmmaker George Whitaker Tillman who suffered Memphis White Supremacy, Racism & Black on Black Racism
In the midst of violence, the James and Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy in Indianapolis offers children and families free fresh chef inspired dinners.
The Dr. Arthur A. Kezian DDS Science Scholarship Committee is pleased to announce the recipient of its 2025–2026 scholarship award.
CAHEC Youth Leadership Initiative Provides Books, School Supplies, and Summer Camp Opportunities to Youth