Addition is a family disease because family genetics are primarily responsible for determining who will have a problem with drugs and alcohol in their lifetime.
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How to Safely Celebrate Holidays During COVID
Family time during the pandemic can be tricky. Here are some ways that grandparents can still spend the holidays with grandchildren during the pandemic.
Talking to Youth About Finances
COVID-19 has strained many families' finances. If your budget has recently tightened, it's important to communicate with all family members about new financial realities, including youth.
Cooking Cures Cabin Fever
One cure for cabin fever is having young people help cook something in the kitchen. Cooking is especially enjoyable for all ages because it uses all five senses.
How to Reduce Your Child’s Stress
Similar to adults, children experience worries and feel stress. Here are some ways you can take steps to manage or prevent your child from feeling too stressed.
Boredom Busters for Kids
Hearing "I'm bored!" a lot lately? Fight boredom with these indoor and outdoor activities that help get young people active and engaged.
Dealing With Addiction During the Holidays
If you have an addicted family member, you're not alone. Here are some considerations to help you deal with a loved one's addiction during the holidays.
Benefits to Cooking as a Family
Read about some of the many benefits of getting the family involved in the kitchen. Kids become more willing to try new foods, develop a sense of ownership of the meal, build self-confidence, and more.
Raising Poultry for Family & Markets
Backyard chickens classes and a 4-H Poultry Club help bring research-based poultry information to Oldham County families and farmers.
How to Talk to Your Kids About Drugs
Avoiding having the drug talk can have lethal consequences. These helpful tips can help make talking to your kids about drugs easier.
