Anxiety can affect children of all ages, showing up as sleepless nights or physical symptoms like stomach aches and headaches. As a parent, supporting your child through anxiety can be tough, but there are strategies to help them build resilience and manage their emotions.
Depression is a serious mental health condition that can affect people of all ages, including children and teens. Understanding the signs and symptoms of depression in children and teens is crucial for early intervention and support.
Ontario Health Teams (OHT) are a new way of organizing and delivering care that is more connected to patients, families, and caregivers in their local communities.
Measurement-Based Care checks in with how you’re doing on a regular basis so you can better understand your mental health, ensure that your experience is at the centre of care, and feel empowered as an active partner in your care process.
The New Mentality (TNM) is a program of Children’s Mental Health Ontario that engages and amplifies youth voices in the Ontario child and youth mental health system.
Learn about your rights as a child, youth or young person. Find out about the laws that protect you, where you can go to make a complaint and other helpful resources.
As parents, we worry that our kids will make friends and will be equipped to adapt to life’s challenges. Social emotional learning, commonly shortened to SEL, represents the set of skills your child needs to thrive throughout their life.
Parents Anonymous is committed to providing evidence-based, culturally responsive and innovative programming to parents, children, and youth wishing to change their lives for the better.
PFLAG Renfrew County offers support and information around issues of sexual orientation and gender identity.
We are a non-profit family peer support organization for parents whose children to age 25 are facing mental health challenges. We are parents who have supported our own children with these challenges – we’ve been there, we get it, and we can help.