If you’re like most parents, you want your child to feel safe and comfortable in their own skin. And the best way to do that ...

We all want to feel safe with others, like we are understood and accepted, and that we belong. I'd be hard-pressed to find someone who didn't want others to feel the same way in their presence ...

Starting school is a big milestone, but if your child appears ‘shy’ in social situations, it might feel like a huge leap.

Nobody can erase the pain of heartbreak or loss, but true support from a partner can help a grieving person feel safe.

It’s normal for parents to want their kids to feel safe telling them everything and anything, whether it’s good or bad. Unfortunately for parents, kids don’t often feel comfortable doing ...

In the wake of the recent Minnesota school shooting, counselors are offering guidance to parents on how to help their ...

Beloved 'Sesame Street' characters teach children how to deal with trauma A new initiative from Sesame Street in Communities aims to help children learn how to cope with traumatic experiences and ...

Home safety comes in many forms, it’s not just cameras and carbon monoxide detectors that make someone feel secure in their ...

What Would It Take For Detroit’s Youth To Feel Safe? Violent crime may be on the decline in Detroit, but youth who must navigate the city and its schools say fears about their safety can often feel ...

But you might wonder, "How do I become a safe space for others?" Authors Andrew Newburg and Mark Robert Waldman outline these 12 neuroscience-backed ways to help others feel safe in your presence ...