New Bookmarks and Posters! Once the holidays are over, and the visions of sugarplums have ceased, how do you jolt your teens out of their winter stupor and jumpstart the new year? Let us help! We're excited to share our fresh, new bookmarks and posters - with two text options to choose from: What better way to grab attention and inform than with personalized posters and bookmarks? We'll customize these items with your institution name, url, or log in information - just let us know! Download these and more promotional materials for your school/library anytime, here. |
Guidance For Counselors With New Letter
Do your school or community counselors know about Teen Health & Wellness? Created per customer request, our new counselor letter highlights the features guidance staff need most: from articles on applying to college and first interview smarts to "Stop Bullying" materials and 24/7 helplines.
Check out the letter here. |
Rebel With a Cause!
The deadline for submitting PSA videos this year has passed, but there's another chance for students to champion their cause. Stay tuned to find out who the 3 randomly chosen winners are for this round!
Help your teens plan submissions for the next drawing. Submit videos by May 1st for a chance to win! From depression to dating to green living, teens can spread the word about any Teen Health & Wellness topic they feel passionate about. Whether working individually or as a team, everyone has an equal chance to win!
Check out the guidelines here. Get inspired by other student-created videos in our video gallery. |
Teens Share Their Stories
Teens can read personal stories of others who have experienced tough issues firsthand right here, then write one of their own. Read stories on accidental death, binge eating, birth order, citizenship, death of a parent, decision making, dyslexia, leadership, religious discrimination, or volunteering for some ideas. It's a great way to practice for your college essays, and teens can submit your story for possible publication in Teen Health & Wellness. Your teens could become published authors! |
