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SAMHSA compiled this fact sheet about the importance of parents and caregivers having age-appropriate conversations about alcohol and other drugs with their kids.
This Cyber Safety graphic was created by high school students as part of their youth-led prevention project.
Video with discussion guide for 5 research-backed strategies for schools to consider as they partner with families for student mental health and well-being.
Mental Health America created this downloadable form that adults can use to get ready for a conversation about mental health with your doctor.
SAMHSA created this downloadable tip sheet for teens about alcohol.
Download this sample script available in Spanish to help prepare a parent or trusted caregiver who wants to connect with a school counselor regarding concern for their child.
Download this sample script available in Spanish to help prepare a parent or trusted caregiver who wants to connect with a school counselor regarding concern for their child.
The 988 Partner Toolkit was developed by SAMHSA to promote the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Educators can use and customize materials in the toolkit to accommodate the needs of specific audiences.
SAMHSA created this myth vs. fact sheet for preteens and teens, and the adults who care about them.
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network developed a fact sheet to guide parents to help their children after a violent event and includes common reactions to an attack, self-care recommendations for parents, and ways to assist youth.
Esta es una hoja informativa imprimible escrita en español sobre 988 Lifeline.
This two page, downloadable graphic from NAMI demonstrates the importance of learning about mental health and normalizing ways for people to get help in Ohio.
Mental Health America shares information about common emotional responses to distress or global conflict, plus evidence-based coping skills.
This resource provides information on Mental Health America’s DIY Mental Health Tools and directs readers how to access the tools.
This downloadable or printable resource outlines what positive childhood experiences (PCEs) are, why they are important to childhood development, and what parents and caregivers can do to promote PCEs for their children.
