A program at Grand Valley State University (GVSU) is demonstrating that having special needs doesn't mean one is incapable, through the Young Adult Services (YAS) program.

To become ready for when life does take its toll, some have enrolled in ‘Adulting 101’ classes to learn self-sufficiency and independence. Although past generations can draft a monthly budget ...

Arizona State University is experimenting with a new approach geared at just that. Last year, the university launched an Adulting 101 website, adulting.asu.edu. It’s a collection of short, quick ...

The Charlie’s Angels star noted that she’s finally gotten to a place in her life where she can “look back more” on her younger years. “Since I was a kid, I've just been running.

MORE WAYS THAN ONE. AN ORGANIZATION IN SACRAMENTO CALLED STAR POINT IS SUPPORTING ADULTS WITH AUTISM AND LEARNING ABILITIES BY HELPING THEM DEVELOP LIFE SKILLS THROUGH A UNIQUE PROJECT. THEY’RE ...

However, many of the basic life skills that somehow feel impossible for Gen Z to master are changing, as young people acknowledge the struggles sparked by things like the digital landscape and ...

Confidence and real-world skills (like math) “It can feel special to kids to be included in an adult activity,” said Cristi Donoso, 38, from Alexandria, Virginia. Donoso is a speech therapist ...

Brenda Song is a devoted partner willing to go the extra mile in teaching her man how to adult. The “Suite Life of Zack & Cody” star visited the “Jennifer Hudson Show” on Friday, where she ...

How to Adult: Schooling you in practical life skills outside the classroom "It's a social media campaign made by young people who have literally gone through these struggles firsthand," Mai explains.

The urge to hurt yourself may start with overwhelming anger, frustration or pain. When a person is not sure how to deal with emotions, or learned as a child to hide emotions, self-harm may feel like a ...

However, in our new study involving the same respondents, 39% of those who said they were confident didn’t demonstrate any ability to verify information, and 55% had only basic skills.