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Kathryn Goetzke

Kathryn Goetzke

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Host, The Hope Matrix

Chicago

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Total articles 27

  • How do you teach kids about hope?

    By Kathryn Goetzke| Motherly Verified Content warning: Discussion of suicidal ideation and suicide ahead. Every mother wants what’s best for her child, but anxiety, depression and loneliness in kids are at an all-time high. Recent CDC reports indicate 57% of teen girls felt persistent hopelessness and 25% of teen girls made a suicide plan in 2021. Hopelessness is the single consistent predictor of suicidal ideation and completed suicide, which is every parent’s worst nightmare.

    By Kathryn Goetzke · Motherly

    Jun. 08, 2023

  • Celebrating the International Day of Peace with Hope

    By Kathryn Goetzke, iFred Founder| Thrive Global@ STAND 4 PEACE and iFred Hope Sign, Manhattan Beach 2021. Photo Credit: Barry Brennan, Flying LionsSeptember 21, 2021, is the International Day of Peace, an event created by the United Nations and celebrated around the world. This year, I celebrated the International Day of Hope in Manhattan Beach with STAND 4 PEACE, an organization dedicated to raising awareness about issues related to peace, including the importance of hope.

    By Kathryn Goetzke, iFred Founder · Thrive Global

    Sep. 21, 2021

  • How do you teach kids about hope?

    By Kathryn Goetzke| Motherly Verified Content warning: Discussion of suicidal ideation and suicide ahead. Every mother wants what’s best for her child, but anxiety, depression and loneliness in kids are at an all-time high. Recent CDC reports indicate 57% of teen girls felt persistent hopelessness and 25% of teen girls made a suicide plan in 2021. Hopelessness is the single consistent predictor of suicidal ideation and completed suicide, which is every parent’s worst nightmare.

    By Kathryn Goetzke · Motherly

    Jun. 08, 2023

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The Hope Matrix

Chicago, Illinois, United States