Articles containing: mental health

与孩子谈论亚裔“微歧视”： 家长与照护者指南

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什么是微歧视，为什么了解微歧视很重要？

你的孩子正在过孩子的日常生活：学习、参加社团、做运动、发展兴趣、交朋友。然而，他们可能会经受到“微歧视”.

Talking to Your Child About Asian Microaggressions: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers

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What are Microaggressions and Why Do They Matter?

Your child is certainly dealing with all of the normal parts of being a kid, such as engaging in academics, joining clubs, playing sports, enjoying hobbies, and making friends.

Facing the Loss of a Child to Suicide – A Father’s Account

If you think your child is thinking about suicide, take them seriously, stay with them, help them remove lethal means, and Call 988 | National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day: a time to bring global attention to the urgent public health crisis of suicide and to reaffirm our collective commitment to prev

ADHD: The Transition to Adulthood

Welcome back to a new season of Shrinking it Down: Mental Health Made Simple!

For our back-to-school season opener, we are joined by Dr. Tony Rostain for a deep dive on how ADHD changes from teen to adulthood.

The Vital Role and Methods of Mental Health Advocacy

Why are our young people struggling so much?

In this special episode for Mental Health Awareness Month, Gene and Khadijah dive into the growing youth mental health epidemic.

这不是负担：如何与您的亚裔孩子谈论心理健康

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“你听说小敏的女儿在看心理医生了吗？”
“我听说阮家朋友的正在读高中的儿子试图自杀。”
“那家人有心理问题。”

近年来，您可能听到社区中有人低声议论青少年日益严重的心理健康危机。

您并不居少数。�

It’s Not a Burden: Talking with Your Asian Child About Mental Health

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“Did you hear that Xiaomian’s daughter is seeing a therapist?”

“I heard the son of the Nguyens’ family friend tried to overdose at his high school.

Talking With Your Kids About the Current Chaos

Our kids of all ages are hearing about the current dangers in society on TV, radio, and digital media. They along with parents and caregivers are scared. And for good reason.

Among the present threats include: fears about the economy, access to healthcare, drastic reductions in medical research, war, social outrage, and political unrest.

Navigating Special Education in Schools Part 2: Working with the Team and Your Child

This is the first blog post in a two-part series on navigating special education in schools. The focus of this first post is on general legal and practical tips for parents. The second post focuses on working with the IEP and your child.

A Letter to Those Struggling: Surviving a Severe Eating Disorder

Note: The following person’s account of his/her personal experience has been published with his/her consent to support the mission of The Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds, and let others in similar situations not feel so alone.