When and How to Seek Mental Health Support for your Child or Teen

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All children and teens experience a broad range of emotions and face certain challenges while growing up, which may result in certain behaviors. When are those emotions and behaviors reason enough to seek mental health support?

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On January 10, Cartwheel hosted Marcus Cherry, Ph.D. for a conversation that provided general guidelines for parents and caregivers on when to seek mental health support.

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In this webinar, we cover:

• Key factors to keep in mind when considering whether your child’s behaviors or emotions are developmentally appropriate or indicate a mental health concern
• Who to talk to when you’re concerned
• Resources for how to find a mental health professional

Looking for more?

Key Takeaways: When and How to Seek Mental Health Support

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Other resources suggested by our speaker:

HealthyChildren.org: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Parenting Website

American Psychological Association (APA) - Children

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If you or your child are in crisis or experiencing mental health problems please seek the advice of a licensed clinician or call 988.