Set expectations, create a plan for getting home safely, and remind them that they can call you when they need help.
They hear you. Start the conversation. 馃殫
Simple questions can open the door to bigger conversations. You don鈥檛 need to have all the answers, just being there matters.
Checking in, listening, and helping young people connect with support can all be part of creating a healthier community.
If you or someone you know needs support or information, NAMI has resources for individuals, families, and communities. 馃挋
When your child opens up, try listening first. Ask questions, stay curious, and give them space to share what鈥檚 going on in their world.
Connection starts with conversation. 馃挰
Talk with the young people in your life about mental health, stress, and what they鈥檙e experiencing. Listen without judgment and remind them that asking for support is okay.
Make space for the conversations, ask open-ended questions, and let them know they can come to you without fear of judgment. Small moments of connection can build trust over time. 馃挰
Creating spaces where young people feel seen, heard, and supported can make a difference. Looking for mental health resources? Check out NAMI for information and support: nami.org
As parents, we can鈥檛 always protect them from peer pressure. But we can teach them the exact skills to handle it.
Fall brings football games, festivals, homecoming, and plenty of opportunities to gather. 馃崅馃張 Make safety part of the celebration.
Know the risks, look out for your friends, and make a plan before heading out. There鈥檚 always a way to have fun while making healthy choices.
Hello, fall! 馃崅 A new season means a new opportunity to reset, recharge, and refocus. Take time to enjoy the changing season, get outside, connect with others, and prioritize your health and well-being.
#FirstDayOfFall #FallWellness #HealthyHabits
Checking in can be powerful. 馃挋 You never know what someone may be carrying behind the scenes.
#SuicideAwarenessMonth #MentalHealthMatters #CheckIn
Your child doesn鈥檛 need a perfect parent they need a present one. 鉂わ笍 Make time to check in, ask questions, listen, and remind them that they can come to you when things get tough.
#ParentTips #HealthyConnections #Prevention
Back-to-school conversations go beyond homework and schedules. 馃帓馃挰 Talk with your kids about making healthy choices, handling peer pressure, and the risks of alcohol and other substances.
#TalkTheyHearYou #BackToSchool #ParentTips
You are never a burden for reaching out. 馃挋 During Suicide Prevention Month, remember that support is available for moments when you or someone you know may be struggling. Starting the conversation can be the first step toward getting help. #Your reason is reason enough
This Labor day is the perfect time to check in with your kids. 馃帓馃挰 Ask about their day, listen without judgment, and create a space where they feel comfortable talking about stress, friendships, school, and everything in between.
#ParentTips #BackToSchool #TalkItOut
隆Celebramos nuestra comunidad! 馃寧鉂わ笍 Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to recognize the cultures, traditions, stories, and contributions that make our communities stronger. Let鈥檚 celebrate the diversity that brings us together!
#HispanicHeritageMonth #Community #Culture
Recovery is possible, and no one has to navigate it alone. 馃挋 This National Recovery Month, we鈥檙e recognizing the strength, resilience, and courage it takes to ask for support and take steps toward a healthier future.
#NationalRecoveryMonth #MentalHealth
Help your child start strong by encouraging healthy routines, setting realistic expectations, and making time to check in. Prioritize sleep, nutrition, movement, and mental well-being alongside academics.
#BackToSchool #ParentTips
Back to school means new routines, new experiences, and new conversations. Start early, listen without judgment, and keep the conversation going throughout the school year!
#TalkTheyHearYou #BackToSchool #ParentTips #Prevention #SAMHSA
You don't need to have all the answers. Sometimes, simply listening is a powerful place to start. 馃挋
#ParentTips #ParentingSupport #OpenConversations #Prevention





















