Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, educator, or counselor, Cartwheel has resources to help you feel confident and supported in addressing the mental health issues of kids and teens.
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A note from Joe, Cartwheel Co-Founder and CEO, on how Cartwheel is responding to the youth mental health crisis.
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More and more students are struggling with their mental health, but for most families, accessing high quality care feels impossible. Local providers have months-long waitlists, rarely take insurance, and often don’t deliver care in multiple languages.
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When to take action when you suspect a student needs additional mental health support.
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