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Moms Are Here For The Parking Lot Self-Care Trend — & So Are Psychologists ([link removed])

Have you ever looked around the Target parking lot and noticed… a lot of moms sitting behind the wheel of their car, no rush to go anywhere? Well, it’s a real trend, and Allison Kenien did some reporting on it — including chatting with a psychologist about whether it’s a good thing. Read it before you scroll in your parked car! Or while you scroll, for that matter.

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The “Resilient. Ready. Strong.” Patch Program ([link removed])

The Resilient. Ready. Strong. Patch was introduced in 2021 as a way to empower girls by giving them a chance to try resilience-boosting challenges like trying a new hobby or creating a “happy box” to explore their emotions.

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The Mental Wellness Patch Program ([link removed])

To help inspire a mental wellness practice in girls ages 9 to 17, the new Mental Wellness Patch Program encourages them to explore their own self-care practices, like taking a moment to check in with themselves, vocalizing their feelings, and being supportive to others.

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