Parent & Caregiver Resources
Resources for supporting the kids in your life who are grieving and support for yourself.
The death of a family member, friend, or other significant person is a lifelong loss for children. It is important to note that grief reactions in children are varied, wide-ranging, and unique to each individual.
These resources were created as a tool for those supporting a child that is grieving, and we encourage you to use and share them freely. If you are seeking direct support, visit their "Find Support" page.
Supporting someone who lost a loved one to suicide can be overwhelming. There are ways to support someone who is going through a difficult time.
While there is no single cause for suicide, there are risk factors and warning signs which may increase the likelihood of an attempt. Learn more about factors and warning signs, as well as what to do if you are concerned about your child.
Being a parent means you’re juggling a lot. Pile on meltdowns, shutdowns, and anxiety your child may have about school, and it can feel like it’s just too much. Watch the 7-minute video to learn the 3 most powerful mindset shifts you need to help your kids thrive. Download a free e-book, too!
A nationally recognized program that provides therapy, education, and support to clients to identify healthier ways to cope with emotional distress.
Are you seeking to better understand and help your child who is self-harming? Watch this free online seminar by S.A.F.E. Alternatives founder Wendy Lader, Ph.D.
Learn how to talk to your children about sexual assault, steps to reduce your child's risk of an assault, what to do if you suspect your child is being harmed, and more. (click the image to access the parent page)
Access the caregiver's guide to safeguarding children here.
The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education offers SC CAN, a statewide portal that provides access to online resources for South Carolina students, families, and educational professionals.
