Coping Skills

Spooky Season Is Approaching: How to Stay Safe and Responsible on Halloween

Spooky Season Is Approaching: How to Stay Safe and Responsible on Halloween

Halloweekend can come with pressure to drink more than you planned. NPS intern Hazel Penner explains what binge drinking is, how to handle pressure from friends, strangers, and your own head, and how to stay safe.

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The Neurodivergent College Roadmap: A Grade-by-Grade Application Guide

The Neurodivergent College Roadmap: A Grade-by-Grade Application Guide

Vague, multi-year goals can fuel anxiety and procrastination. NPS intern Amber Kurland breaks the college application process into grade-level micro-goals, with executive functioning tips for neurodivergent students and their families.

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Easing the Back-to-School Transition: A Guide for Parents

Easing the Back-to-School Transition: A Guide for Parents

Back-to-school resistance often isn’t defiance. It’s a nervous system reacting to a routine overhaul. Amber Kurland explains why transitions strain the brain and shares simple strategies families can start using now.

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Songs Your Therapist Wants You To Listen To

Songs Your Therapist Wants You To Listen To

A curated, cross-genre playlist from the NPS clinical team, built around the research on how engaging with music supports emotional regulation and coping. Includes the full Spotify playlist and picks for whatever you're going through.

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Navigating the College Experience with an Anxiety Disorder

Navigating the College Experience with an Anxiety Disorder

Anxiety disorders are the most common diagnosis among college students. NPS intern Amber Kurland, who lives with Generalized Anxiety Disorder, shares what actually helps: practical strategies for managing anxiety through the transition to college life.

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Strong Enough to Be Honest: Rethinking Toughness in Men

 Strong Enough to Be Honest: Rethinking Toughness in Men

What “Fight Club” got wrong about masculinity, and why vulnerability, not violence, is what actually builds resilient, healthy men. A look at the real cost of the 11-year gap between symptoms and treatment.

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Anxiety Tips: Using AI To Stay Informed Without Spiraling

Anxiety Tips: Using AI To Stay Informed Without Spiraling

Avoidance and doomscrolling both backfire when the news feels overwhelming. A specific AI prompt can offer the calm, factual middle ground between shutting out the world and spiraling into it.

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