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04/19/2026

Educators, this one is for you. 🍎

You spend more waking hours with students than almost anyone in their lives. You are uniquely positioned to notice when something has shifted — before parents do, and sometimes before the teen realizes it themselves.

Here are 7 behavioral signs a student may be struggling with mental health 👉

1️⃣ Sudden drop in grades or effort
2️⃣ Withdrawing from friends and activities
3️⃣ Increased irritability or outbursts
4️⃣ Frequent absences or nurse visits
5️⃣ Trouble concentrating or "checked out"
6️⃣ Changes in appearance or hygiene
7️⃣ Comments about hopelessness or worthlessness

You don't need a diagnosis to take action.
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04/13/2026

Every parent wonders at some point: is this normal teenage stress, or is something more serious going on? 💙

The truth is — that line can be hard to see, especially when you're in the middle of it.
Swipe through to learn the key differences between typical teen stress and signs that your child may need professional support 👉

Normal stress looks like: → Nervousness before a big test → A bad week after a friendship conflict → Feeling tired during busy seasons

When to pay closer attention: → Symptoms lasting more than 2 weeks → Withdrawal from family, friends, and things they loved → Sleep or appetite changes that don't bounce back → Expressions of hopelessness or worthlessness → Talk of self-harm or not wanting to be here

You know your child. If something feels different — it probably is. You don't need to wait until it gets worse to reach out.

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04/10/2026

We're one day late (due to human error) so now we have the whole weekend to celebrate! Happy Birthday to our very own Marla!

Your heart of gold shows in everything you do. The way you care so deeply about your work, the team, and every single person around you never goes unnoticed. You bring compassion into the room, strength when things feel heavy, and light when we need it most.

It’s rare to find someone who works with such dedication and loves with such sincerity. We feel incredibly grateful to walk alongside you not just professionally, but personally.

May this year give back to you even a fraction of the kindness, joy, and care you pour into the world every day. You deserve it all.

04/10/2026

Happy Birthday, Ali! 🎉

We are so lucky you joined the team this year. Even in such a short time, you’ve already made a huge impact with your dedication, positivity, and drive. Your energy is contagious, and your commitment to doing things well truly stands out.

It’s exciting to watch someone so talented and motivated grow — you bring fresh perspective, enthusiasm, and heart to everything you do.

Wishing you a year filled with opportunities, success, and all the happiness you deserve. We’re so glad you’re here!

04/02/2026

Today on World Autism Day, we honor every autistic teen — and we want providers, educators, and parents to know: autistic adolescents face significantly higher rates of anxiety and depression, and their mental health needs are too often missed or misdiagnosed. Neurodiversity-affirming care means meeting each young person exactly where they are, respecting their unique experience, and never trying to "fix" who they are. At Family Recovery Centers, we see every teen as a whole person.

03/17/2026

Congratulations to our St. Patrick’s Day contest winner! 🍀 Our locations got creative to celebrate, and St. Charles stood out with their festive spirit. Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun—your energy makes our FRC community shine! How are you celebrating today?

03/14/2026

Anyone tired of us talking about sleep? Well go grab a nap and encourage the whole family to do so as well. Did you know 80% of parents say their own sleep suffers when their child's sleep suffers? It's true and affects the whole family Click here for more interesting and helpful information on sleep:

https://www.thensf.org/sleep-awareness-week/



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Sleep Awareness Week is a time to reemphasize the important connection between your sleep and your health and well-being. Join us!

03/11/2026

Talking to your children about sleep is critical so they understand the importance of health sleep cycles. Click here for more interesting and helpful information on sleep:

https://www.thensf.org/sleep-awareness-week/



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03/10/2026

Shhhhh, join us as we continue learning about Sleep Awareness Week from the National Sleep Foundation. Let's talk the next few days about just how important sleep really is. Now back to that nap...

Click here for more interesting and helpful information on sleep:

https://www.thensf.org/sleep-awareness-week/



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Family Recovery Centers, (FRC), was created to offer parents and their children an evidence-based treatment approach that provides lasting recovery.

03/08/2026

ZZZZZZ... join us in celebrating Day 1 of Sleep Awareness Week from the National Sleep Foundation. Let's talk the next few days about just how important sleep really is.

Click here for more interesting and helpful information on sleep: https://www.thensf.org/sleep-awareness-week/



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02/25/2026

It’s National Eating Disorders Awareness Week

If you or someone you know struggles with eating disorders, please know you are not alone and resources are available to help you!

https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/



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02/23/2026

While February is the second month in our Gregorian calendar today, it was originally the very last month added to the Roman calendar (c. 713 BC)!

Originally, the calendar was 10 months because winter was considered a dormant, month-less period. January and February were added by the Roman king Numa Pompilius to better align the calendar with the lunar year. Eventually (c. 450 BC), February was moved to its place as the second month.



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