Today, I find myself reflecting on the challenges our kids face—drug addiction, mental health issues, social media and peer pressure, and the solutions to these often start within the family.I'm dismayed by the role of family involvement and the lack of schools teaching life skills. It's heartbreaking to think about the struggles kids endure, from learning disabilities to hunger and homelessness as well as emotional and physical abuse. The generational nature of problems like depression and addiction makes breaking these cycles the main priority to help all of these children. I believe mental health issues should be addressed openly in schools, with programs for both the students and parents led by qualified professionals. Parents suffer through depression and anxiety and their work often plays a factor in their inability to help their children when needed. Many children do not have the proper nutrition and access to food at home, and schools need to do a better job of providing to those in need. If a family member turns to medication to soothe their own emotional issues, they are the mirror for the child, and that is not acceptable.I’m convinced we need better family support, comprehensive mental health education, and qualified help to truly make a difference. If you have thoughts or questions, feel free to text or call. Let’s come together and give you the support to help yourself and your kids to make a change. As always, remember that you're not alone in your journey. Our community is here to provide support every step of the way. If you're looking for a safe space to share your experiences and connect with others, don't hesitate to reach out. We're just a message or call away. Please FOLLOW, LIKE, and SUBSCRIBE for more! Contact me personally HERE! +1 (818) 350-3678 FOLLOW DENNIS ON SOCIALS: https://Instagram: /thedennishenning https://m.facebook.com/100092542272514/ https://Tiktok: /@thedennishenning SEND ME AN EMAIL: [email protected] PRODUCED AND EDITED BY: mastermyndmedia / https://www.mastermyndmedia.com . . . . I’VE BEEN IN: Queensrÿche: Video Mindcrime (1989) Rescue Me (1992) The Palace (1997)