Resources · Mental Health
Mental health, in
plain language.
Articles, guides, and trusted external links on anxiety, depression, family stress, and emotional health for youth and adults. Curated by our clinical team.
In a crisis right now?
Call or text 988, the national Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. For immediate emergencies, call 911. We are not a crisis line, but we are here for the days after.
Understanding what you're feeling
Plain-language explainers from our team and trusted partners.
Anxiety in kids and teens | what's typical, what's not
A guide for parents on recognizing when worry crosses into something that needs support.
Depression looks different at every age
Why a 9-year-old's sadness reads nothing like a 19-year-old's, and what helps in each.
When emotional reactions feel too big
Understanding regulation, shutdowns, and meltdowns, and how to support your child through them.
For families navigating stress
How to talk to your kid about hard things
A short guide on naming feelings, listening without fixing, and following up.
When the whole family needs support
A walkthrough of family-based counseling, what it is, who it's for, what to expect.
Caregiver burnout: signs and recovery
Practical strategies for parents and caregivers who are running on empty.
Trusted external resources
External organizations we recommend.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Free, confidential, 24/7 support, by call or text.
NAMI | National Alliance on Mental Illness
Family education, support groups, and a helpline.
NJ Hopeline (NJ residents)
Free counseling, crisis intervention, suicide prevention, call 855-654-6735.
Persevere PA (PA residents)
Pennsylvania mental health support and crisis services directory.
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