… child about these experiences; and  What parents can do to support their child at home Note: For some of us, the topic … Focused Caregiving (The Importance of Validation) Parent Peer Support for Families at the Kelty Mental Health Resource …

… supervision is needed while they go through withdrawal Support groups or self-help groups Finding treatment and support:  You can get information about treatment and … if you have a Foundry Centre in your community. They offer support and treatment for mental health and substance use …

… Centre to point you towards resources and talk to a parent peer support worker. For anyone over age 14, anywhere in Canada, online peer support is offered by the Looking Glass Foundation . …

… parents and caregivers develop skills and strategies to support their child aged 3-12 to manage anxiety or behaviour … program designed to help parents and caregivers support their children aged 3–12 who are experiencing mild to … We are Indigenous: Big Worries/Fears, Parent/Caregiver Support Program is a free telephone coaching program …

… 1-800-588-8717  for the  BC KUU-US Indigenous Crisis and Support Line .   Call or text 988 for the National Suicide … you can reach out for support by: Contacting a parent peer support worker at the Kelty Centre for compassionate peer support and personalized help finding services to …

… you will be able to get funding up to age 18 for support and treatment. Find out what services are available … and supports on our website. Also, AutismBC has community support networks  and a free Waiting for Assessment Workshop  to support families. You can contact an Autism Support …

… in one location. You can find someone to talk to, get support from a care provider, and connect with friendly … ongoing care. 3. Look further into your community for support For information on mental health resources and …

… you can identify common situation(s), you can provide more support to prevent a problem. For example, giving more time … child and family are safe. Emergency services are there to support you, and there is nothing wrong with reaching out for help and support. Read Less Problem solve and get support Recharge …

… a professional that works with your child. Anyone that can support you and knows your child well can be a great addition … the meeting. It is helpful for goals at school and home to support each other and line up whenever possible. It’s ok to … some may be the responsibility of the parent, teacher or support staff. If you feel your child is not getting the …

… can work with your child and the school to find the right support. The sooner they get back to school the better. The … to move forward. For suggestions on what you can do to support your child and promote your own coping when things …

… 부모, 청소년 동료 지원 담당자 및   섭식 장애 동료 지원 담당자(Eating Disorders Peer Support Worker) 가 제공합니다. 저희가 제공하는 서비스와 정보 및 자원을 소개하는   동영상 을 …

… let you know about or refer you to services for ongoing support in your community, as well as making an appointment … needs help again. You can also follow up with a Parent Peer Support Worker in your community or through the Kelty Mental …

… the process. There is often a waitlist for treatment and support services. It is a good idea to get on the waitlist, …

… let you know about or refer you to services for ongoing support in your community. Here are some options to consider … important. You can start by connecting with our parent peer support workers here at the Kelty Centre . It may also help …

… notice. Breathr is not meant to replace professional support that you may need. If you are experiencing …