If you are a parent, then nobody has to tell you that parenting is probably the hardest job anybody will ever have. Sometimes, in spite of our very best efforts to provide our children with what they need, problems arise. Although it can feel overwhelming, frightening or embarrassing to think about, the consequences of not seeking help can be devastating. If you have concerns about how your child is doing socially, emotionally or behaviorally, then this booklet is for you. It has important information about many common problems that kids experience and what families can do to help.
Mental Health America
Mental Health Information and Resources for:
Black and African American Communities
NIH National Institute of Mental Health
Resources in Spanish
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Black/African American Mental Health Resources
American Psychological Association
Uplifting youth through healthy communication about race
Resources for Families of Multiracial Students
NIH National Institute of Mental Health
National Alliance on Mental Illness
General Information and Resources
Mental Health America
Free psychological support to people of all ages during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the Cherry Creek School District, we approach suicide prevention comprehensively through a broad range of initiatives and programs that serve to build resilience, teach students social-emotional skills, develop the whole child and create a safe and supportive learning environment.