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The U.S. Surgeon General shared this 2024 advisory about the mental health and well-being of parents.
This video from the Addiction Policy Forum provides a brief introduction to the concept of Prevention and its importance.
This video from the Addiction Policy Forum provides a brief overview of the role communities play in preventing substance use disorders.
One of Zero to Three’s free resources is a tool to help grandparents and parents communicate about child-focused caregiving.
This fact sheet briefly outlines Ohio’s new law regarding school cell phone policies.
The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, & Resource Center (SPARC) published Responding to Stalking- A Guide for Advocates, which provides information on what stalking is, how to recognize it, and how to best support victims as an advocate.
This graphic introduces environmental factors and individual factors that may create difficulties in the classroom if barriers to learning are left unaddressed.
This downloadable and printable resource provides a brief overview of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES).
ASQ is a suicide screening tool created by the NIMH for use in children 8 and up. You can access ASQ and learn about how it can be used here.
Therapy for Latinx is a growing mental health resource created to help the Latinx community overcome barriers to accessing mental health care.
This graphic highlights the overlap of healthy social media and mental health choices. Educators and caregivers may find this useful in guiding students on healthy boundaries and mindful use of social media that prioritizes mental health.
Anti-Bullying from The Diana Award has a large variety of resources on bullying prevention, mental health, and related topics. This resource has information about Anti-Bullying and directs readers to their library of resources.
This resource provides information about The Trevor Project, a nonprofit organization supporting LBGTQ+ young people.
This resource outlines the pros and cons of getting a child or teen their first smartphone, and highlights questions parents can ask to help make the safest decision for their child.
This handout has quick tips for parents on how they can help their child or teenager use smartphones in a healthy way.
SAMHSA compiled this fact sheet about the importance of parents and caregivers having age-appropriate conversations about alcohol and other drugs with their kids.
