SHARE
TRENDING
6 Toxic Habits in a Relationship People Think Are Normal
1. The Relationship Scorecard What’s the habit: If the person you’re dating continues to bring up errors you’ve made in the past, they’re keeping score. When both people are doing this it’s called the 'relationship…
5 Little Known Facts About Alcohol's Effect on The Body
Most people know that abusing alcohol can sometimes lead to liver disease and/or liver failure. Even more are aware that alcoholism is often viewed as a disease, rather than just a bad habit. Many, however,…
Heroic Decision By Wheat Kings Saves Life In Mental Health Crisis
It was a routine Tuesday for Calder Anderson and his three teammates, Jake Chiasson, Nolan Ritchie, and Ben Thornton A workout and practice at the rink, followed by a volunteer event at the Samertine house,…
Not Alone: The Tyler Smith Story
Tyler Smith is 24 years old and originally from Leduc, Alberta. Growing up, Tyler played any sport he could and loved going to school as he thrived being in group settings. Being a bubbly person,…
Keeping the Game Fun: A Sports Psychologist Weighs on Mental Health For Young Athletes
We all remember being young children and participating in our first sport. The excitement of going to practice, scoring your first goal in a game, and making new friends. It was 100% about having fun…
ARTICLES
Are You Dangerous Driving?
You Can Never Control The Consequences When You Speed
[youtube id=”QaJKrLdZCCQ” width=”600″ height=”350″]
This 60-second road-safety ad from Northern Ireland is making waves over internet for the speeding awareness commercial. It’s shock advertising at it’s best. It’s a reminder, not only of the consequences of speeding, but that all of our actions have consequences. Texting and driving, drinking and driving, all distracted driving has consequences that are very real.
Share this video if you agree that people need to slow down and be more aware of their driving.
Are you being peer pressured to speed? Learn to say no to peer pressure.
If you think it’s safe to drink and drive or drive high, think again. Learn about drugs and their effects.
Dangers of Texting While Driving
While teens are drinking and doing less drugs, a study shows that teens are texting while driving more. Read the study.
