Establish consistent routines, including regular sleep, meals, and homework times, can help ease the transition.

The start of the school year is exciting, but for many students (and parents), it can also bring stress, worry, or even fear.

BOOST aims to identify the various needs for athletes that vary from gaining proper nutrition at school to stress triggers in the school or home setting. The program can also identify how athletes ...

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Clinical psychologist Dr. Kristi Phillips joins Jennifer Franciotti to discuss back-to-school anxiety and how parents can ...

It’s officially back-to-school season, which brings stress for some parents, but two local car teams are doing their part to ...