How The COVID-19 Crisis May Impact Children With Severe Mental Health Conditions & What To Do
One of the hardest things about parenting a child with a severe mental health condition is a sudden and unplanned …
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Dealing with Crisis
During a crisis, you think on your feet. There are big choices that need to be made quickly. While you need to rely on mental health professionals to inform those choices, our articles can give you points to consider and food for thought.
In case of emergency
Navigating a crisis situation is incredibly challenging, especially when kids are involved! These articles can’t give you treatment advice; however, they can discuss some scenarios you may be facing.
Weather the storm
An emergency lasts a moment, but a mental health crisis can drag on for a long time. Keeping yourself and your family moving forward through all the challenges and stress isn’t an easy task! Find ways to weather this storm here.
How To Talk With Your Child About Suicide After The Death Of A Peer
NOTE: If you know someone in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (NSPL) at 1–800–273–TALK (8255), 24 hours a …
What Does A Mental Health Diagnosis Mean For You And Your Child? This 4-Step Process Can Help You Adjust
Following a mental health diagnosis for your child, you may feel concerned, uncertain, and even fearful. On one hand, you …
