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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2019
Page
2
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A schedule of Labor Day activities includes a pancake breakfast at Windmill Island Gardens from 8 to 10 am with free admission, a truck parade starting in Zeeland and ending at the Holland Civic Center, and a bridge walk across the Blue Star Bridge. Also listed are yoga at the Holland Civic Center, a Saugatuck Center for the Arts show, and an Art on the Island contest with a gala. Jordy Searcy with Lane Ellens is noted.
High school senior Reed describes starting therapy and explains that low mood lasts longer than a day, while experts note major depression affects over 8 percent of adults yearly and that youth suicide risk rose from 10.5 to 14.0 per 100000 between 1999 and 2017. Local therapist Hunsberger urges open parent communication and framing anxiety as manageable with support and resources such as emergency social workers, Pine Rest teen units, and the 211 hotline.
The piece discusses anxious school transitions from elementary to college, with expert tips for parents to help kids cope. It notes that nerves persist across ages, highlighting the need for conversations, planning, and support systems to combat rising stress and low mood. Reed recalls sleepless nights before school and stresses the importance of advocacy.
A proposed law allowing student mental health days drew mixed reactions after a Sentinel poll showing 69 percent support and 31 percent opposition. Proponents urge rest for anxiety relief, while critics warn of abuse and lost school time.
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