What to do when your child has a mental health emergency
The following summaries can help you take the appropriate actions when your child has a mental health emergency.
The following summaries can help you take the appropriate actions when your child has a mental health emergency.
Bullied teens are twice as likely to consider suicide and nearly two-and-a-half times as likely to actually attempt suicide.
Talking to your child about suicide may feel scary but there are some helpful dos and don’ts that can make this process a little easier!
Survivors of mass tragedies are often more prone to depression and suicidal thoughts because of survivor’s guilt.
The best way for teens to report unwanted sexual contact is to identify a trusted adult and just tell them the truth and the facts of what happened.