Mental Health Awareness Month - The CARE Center

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

PRIDE Skills

Improve attachment, behavior, and communications between parents and children, ages 2-8.

Article by CALM

Suicide Prevention

As children grow into pre-teens and teenagers, it becomes more challenging for parents to know what they are thinking and feeling. When do the normal ups and downs of adolescence become something to worry about? Here are 12 things parents can do to prevent suicide.

Article by Healthy Children

Self Care for Parents

A Guide to Self-Care for Parents: Why Making Time for Yourself Matters.

Article by Waterford

Helping at Home: Tips for Parents

Mental Health America’s suggestion for supporting mental health in the home.

Article by Mental Health America

Self Care for Single Parents

Self care is critical when it comes to solo parenting. Here are 17 self care tips to help ease the stress & improve your mental health.

Article by Today’s Parent

More from the CARE Center

ROAR Against Abuse: Master Crucial Conversations Every Caregiver Must Have

Follow this guide to encourage the children in your life to ROAR against child abuse.

Providing Hope: It is Time to Open the Door for Mental Health Conversations

In the United States, approximately 2.7 million children aged 3-17 experienced feelings of depression. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and understanding about mental health issues.

Small, but Mighty: Sharing the Strength of ROAR

“One in seven children are abused in our county. One in seven, it is a really high statistic and something that should really strike fear in our households because this is something that is preventable,” shares Stacy McNeiland, our CEO & Founder of ROAR.