Mental Health Resources: Ages 5 to 12
Empower your child's mental well-being with curated resources for ages 5-12. Find expert guidance and support here.
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Be a Mindleader Mind Map
Here are five ways to care for your mental health.
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Conversation Starters
Learn three ways to talk about mental health with your kids.
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After-School Conversation Starters
Be more open with your child this school year with these after-school conversation starters.
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Post-Basketball Game Conversation Starters
Spark conversation with your child after a basketball game.
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Post-Race Conversation Starters
Spark conversation with your child after a race.
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Harry and Mary Coloring Sheet
Download a fun activity to get the mental health conversation started with your child.
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Be a Mindleader and Orlando Magic Coloring Sheet
Download a fun activity to get the mental health conversation started with your child.
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Be a Mindleader and Osceola Magic Coloring Sheet
Download a fun activity to get the mental health conversation started with your child.
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Be a Mindleader and Solar Bears Coloring Sheet
Download a fun activity to get the mental health conversation started with your child.
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Be a Mindleader and Race Coloring Sheet
Download a fun activity to get the mental health conversation started with your child.
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Holiday Conversation Starters
Use these holiday themed conversation starters this holiday season with your child.
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Post-Volleyball Game Conversation Starters
Spark conversation with your child after a volleyball game.
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Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics Program
If your child's mental health is declining due to their tics, check out our Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics program.
Mental Health Resources: Ages 13 to 17
Mental health topics of conversation change as your child gets older. We're here with additional resources to support open communication with your teen.
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Be a Mindleader Mind Map
Here are five ways to care for your mental health.
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Conversation Starters
Learn three ways to talk about mental health with your kids.
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Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics Program
If your child's mental health is declining due to their tics, check out our Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics program.
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Bullet Journal
Bullet journals are a great way for teens to express their emotions through drawing or journaling. Download this printout to get started.
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Teen Coloring Page: “I Am Enough”
Download this intricate coloring sheet for a fun activity to reduce stress and foster creativity — and remind your teen that they’re loved and worthy just as they are.
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Teen Coloring Page: “Mental Health Begins With Me”
Download this intricate coloring sheet for a fun activity to reduce stress and foster creativity — and remind your teen that they can Be a Mindleader.
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Weekly Habit Worksheet
Use this worksheet to help your teen practice healthy morning, afternoon and evening habits each day.
