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Understanding and Preventing Bullying in the Digital Age

by david | Oct 2, 2025 | Counseling, Mental Health, school counseling, youth development

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a time for all of us to recommit to creating safe and supportive environments for our children. While we often picture bullying on the playground or in the school hallway, the reality is that for many young people today,...

Lutheran Family and Children’s Services Backs New AAP Report Calling for Annual Youth Mental Health Screenings

by david | Sep 5, 2025 | Counseling, Mental Health

A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) brings a critical issue into national focus: the mental health of young people. The AAP now recommends that all children and teens receive annual screenings for mental and behavioral health concerns—a step...

Celebrating Wellness Month: Why LFCS’s Support for Missouri Families Never Stops

by david | Aug 6, 2025 | community prevention, Counseling, family services, Mental Health, youth development

Celebrating Wellness Month: Why LFCS’s Support for Missouri Families Never Stops August is here, and with it comes National Wellness Month. It serves as a valuable reminder that proper health means more than just physical fitness. It encompasses our emotional...

July’s Crucial Call: Understanding and Supporting Minority Mental Health

by david | Jul 1, 2025 | community prevention, Mental Health, mental health services

  As July begins, we turn our attention to National Minority Mental Health Month – a crucial time dedicated to understanding and addressing the unique mental health challenges faced by racial and ethnic minority communities across the United States. This month is...

Parenting With Purpose: How LFCS Supports Families Like William and Elise’s

by david | Jun 9, 2025 | family services, Parenting

A parent’s journey is best taken with guidance, support, and community. While many people have a village to help them raise their family, couples like William and Elise came to LFCS with no help, no support, and uncertainty about what is best for their family. For...
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  • July’s Crucial Call: Understanding and Supporting Minority Mental Health
  • Parenting With Purpose: How LFCS Supports Families Like William and Elise’s

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