Health Canada
Talking with your teen about vaping
A tip sheet for parents and caregivers to use when talking about vaping with youth.
BC Children's Hospital
Meal Planning Handout
A helpful resource for families to assist them in meal planning.
Foundry
Parents Like Us: The Unofficial Survival Guide to Parenting a Young Person with a Substance Use Disorder
This handbook aims to helps parents feel connected with other parents and caregivers experiencing a young person struggling with substance use disorder.
BC Government
Healthy Families BC - Healthy Eating
This website contains healthy eating tips, tools and resources for you and your family.
BC Children's Hospital
Delirium in the Intensive Care Unit: A Guide for Families and Caregivers (Full Version)
An extended guide for families and caregivers on understanding and exploring Delirium in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
TEACHMentalHealth.ca
TEACH and LEARN Mental Health Literacy Courses
Free, online professional learning course for educators to LEARN about Mental Health and TEACH mental health literacy.
Karen Triesman
Binnie the baboon anxiety and stress activity book: A therapeutic story with creative and CBT activities to help children aged 5-10 who worry
A therapeutic story with creative activities and worksheets to support children ages 5-10 who experience challenges related to anxiety, worry, fears and stress.
Canadian Mental Health Association
Staying Well In Uncertain Times
Includes resources, services, and information to support parents and caregivers who may be going through a difficult time.
BC Children's Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre
Empowering Caregivers with Strategies to Support Children with Symptoms of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)
This webinar aims to empower caregivers in supporting children who have symptoms of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). We will discuss what ARFID is and review when eating patterns may fit with ARFID (and the difference between ARFID and other eating disorders).
BC Children's Hospital
ADHD Goes to School: Powerpoint Slides
Powerpoint slides from the ADHD Goes to School webinar. To see accompanying recording of this presentation, click here.
Recognizing Self-Harm: How to Support Your Child
Self-harm is when someone intentionally hurts themselves to cope with difficult emotions. It's a way some teens express or manage intense feelings, not necessarily a desire to end their life. It’s natural to feel shocked, confused, guilty or angry when you find out that your child is self-harming.
My child is not connecting with their counsellor. What can I do?
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