… milestones for her age in the classroom? How will I support them and encourage them to take risks and practice … separation anxiety As a Family: Look for opportunities to support a healthy lifestyle .  Healthy eating ,  physical …

… keep them well. ECT is often used with other treatments or support, such as medication and therapy. … Electroconvulsive …

… told us they needed more information about ways to better support their children in the early years, especially during …

… conversation, and how to respond if they turn to you for support. Was this information helpful? Is this helpful? Yes …

Putting your Child’s Feelings First BC Children’s Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre | May 17, 2021 | 1 minute Share Email Print In the early years, your child’s social and emotional health is every bit as important as their physical health. It impacts …

… Resource Centre in BC Children’s Hospital. I provide peer-support, resources, and system navigation to families and … can provide information, resources, system navigation and peer-support. You can reach us by phone at (604) 875-2084, or …

… youth and families so we wanted to find ways to help and support the process.  Having information about the 5 W’s ( … also be good for parents and family members so they can support their youth in receiving mental health treatment for …

… these camps as well, as they will have staff who can support the specific needs of your child.  Don’t hesitate to … are looking for information about summer camps that offer support or programming specifically for children with mental …

… don’t hesitate to contact us at the Kelty Centre for peer support, information, and resources. … Let’s show we care …

… Access a  min​dfulness resource guide on the POD to help support your mindfulness practice. ​​​ Check out mindfulness … mindful moments by accessing the Yuk'wa ko'pa tum'-tum - a Peer Mindfulness Library to take a “breather” in your day . … …

… learn more about anxiety and where to go for additional support here . Physical Body: Breathing fast and shallow or … thinking traps and gather factual evidence that either support or does not support the thoughts (e.g. “There are no lions roaming freely …

Resilience:  What works? Dr. Linda Uyeda | May 25, 2019 | 5 min read Share Email Print Good news!  Resilience, the ability to bounce back from difficult times, is a skill that we can all learn.  There are things that detract from resilience and things …

Talking to children about COVID-19 Dr. Elizabeth Stanford, head of psychology, BC Children's Hospital | March 19, 2020 | 4 min read Share Email Print ​A lot is happening quickly in relation to COVID-19. It’s normal to feel worried and overwhelmed. …

Is My Child taking their Medication? Dean Elbe, Pharmacist, BC Children's Hospital | July 23, 2019 | 6 min read Share Email Print When people experience a mental illness, medications are not the only treatment option. Pharmacists and physicians are …

… it can be very difficult to make it all work. With the support of our network of child and youth mental health …