May is Mental Health Awareness Month and National Adolescent Health Month, giving us the perfect opportunity to normalize conversations about adolescent mental health. Navigating emotions is often difficult for everyone, regardless of age. Children and adolescents, in particular, have less experience getting through new situations and handling the emotions that can accompany them. Young people may view sad thoughts as permanent instead of temporary, for example, and find it difficult to find a path forward.

If it doesn’t feel like summer yet where you are, rest assured – it’s coming! With hotter weather and vacation season right around the corner, May is the perfect time to remind ourselves to “love the skin you’re in,” and take some easy, yet effective, precautions when enjoying summer outdoor activities.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) has declared May National Allergy and Asthma Awareness Month since 1984. Sufferers often experience their worst symptoms with the seasonal changes of spring and summer, so it’s a good time to educate loved ones.

Here’s a look at the topic and details for the health and wellness webinar being offered by our vendor partner in June.