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Hello Idaho: Helping kids deal with back-to-school anxiety

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By Tami Tremblay
| KTVB-TV (Boise, ID) Verified
Dr. Scott Hoopes with Live Well Psychiatry says children often take cues from their parents and other adults on how to handle fears. MERIDIAN, Idaho — Back-to-school jitters are normal for kids heading back to the classroom, but the COVID-19 pandemic has ramped up anxiety levels for a number of students. Dr. Scott Hoopes with Live Well Psychiatry said that children often take cues from their parents and other adults on how to handle fears.
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Big Brothers, Big Sisters to hold mountain 'takeover' at Tamarack as fundraiser

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By Tami Tremblay
| KTVB-TV (Boise, ID) Verified
CEO Emily Johnson said the money raised by selling tickets to the event will go towards supporting the hundreds of matches throughout Southwest Idaho. TAMARACK, Idaho — Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Idaho is planning a fun day on the mountain at Tamarack Resort as part of a plan to raise money for the program. The nonprofit's "takeover" of the mountain is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 28.
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New program aims to help Idaho's in-home caregivers

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By Tami Tremblay
| KTVB-TV (Boise, ID) Verified
"This focuses on the invisible caretaker in the background," said the coordinator of the project. BOISE, Idaho — An estimated 300,000 people in Idaho are providing critical, daily in-home health care to their loved ones. Those caregivers are now the focus of a project aimed at helping their mental health. Marilyn Sword is the coordinator for the Idaho Caregiver Alliance -- a non-profit providing essential support to caregivers. "We provide a free navigator," explained Sword.
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