Family Issues Publications

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Diana DelCampo; Robert DelCampo
child and family life specialists, New Mexico State University

Learning to manage the stress and anxiety we feel after the September terrorist attacks is important to our physical and mental health. How we feel also spills over into how our families deal with these uncertain times. Take this quiz to see how you're coping with stress and anxiety and discover positive ways to deal with the anxiety many of us feel.

University of Illinois Extension

Because of recent national events, American Muslim families are being noticed today more than ever before. American Muslims have a distinct character from Muslims abroad because they live and work in an American culture.

University of Hawaii

In the wake of the recent terrorist attacks on America, thousands locally and tens of thousands nationally are facing either the reality or threat of job loss. If you or your loved ones are faced with unemployment, here are some things to keep in mind.

child and family life specialists, New Mexico State University

Anger is an expected and normal part of one's personality. The way we express anger and the degree to which it affects our lives is the challenge we all face, particularly after the September terrorist attacks. After the attacks, most people felt a combination of emotions: sadness, grief, disbelief, hurt, frustration, and anger. How could someone do something so hideous to human beings?