The Kids Mental Health Foundation introduces free Primary Care Clinician Guides to help pediatricians and primary care providers address anxiety, depression and ADHD in children. Learn how the guides were developed, download resources or order printed copies for your practice.
Data shows that pediatricians seek additional support for treating mental health disorders in children
The Kids Mental Health Foundation and Soleil Moon Frye launch a new documentary short and national PSA for Mental Health Awareness Month, featuring celebrity advocates to spark conversations and support children’s mental health nationwide.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation and Soleil Moon Frye launch a new documentary short and national PSA for Mental Health Awareness Month, featuring celebrity advocates to spark conversations and support children’s mental health nationwide.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation and Soleil Moon Frye launch a new documentary short and national PSA for Mental Health Awareness Month, featuring celebrity advocates to spark conversations and support children’s mental health nationwide.
A new national survey from The Kids Mental Health Foundation finds nearly all parents experience stress, with children’s behavior and mental health among the leading causes. Experts share practical, research-based strategies to help families reduce stress and build mental wellness at home.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation introduces a new curriculum to help teachers and coaches support military-connected students. Learn how these free resources build belonging, resilience and mental wellness for children facing unique challenges.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation provides free tools for parents and caregivers to build mental wellness in kids starting at birth.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation announced the launch of a new Entertainment Council, bringing together leaders from film, music, sports, and the arts to support children’s mental health. Council members will help amplify free, expert-created mental health resources for families nationwide.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation partners with Wonder Project on It’s Not Like That to promote kids’ mental health and family conversations about grief and resilience.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation announced the launch of a new Entertainment Council, bringing together leaders from film, music, sports, and the arts to support children’s mental health. Council members will help amplify free, expert-created mental health resources for families nationwide.
While the holidays can be filled with fun and excitement, they can also bring emotional challenges for children, including loneliness, overstimulation and grief. The Kids Mental Health Foundation offers five meaningful ways parents and caregivers can help kids feel connected during the season. From sharing the story behind cultural traditions to letting kids take part in planning celebrations, these small actions can foster a sense of belonging, purpose and joy that lasts well beyond the holidays.
A national survey from The Kids Mental Health Foundation shows that 40% of parents feel more stressed during the school year than in the summer. Key stressors include managing school schedules, balancing work and parenting, and supporting their child’s academic and emotional needs. Moms, in particular, report higher stress and greater concern for their child’s mental health. To help, the Foundation offers free, evidence-based tools and self-care strategies designed to reduce stress and strengthen family well-being.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation announces a significant multi-year pledge from Abercrombie & Fitch Co. This partnership aims to expand access to free, evidence-based mental health resources for parents, educators, and coaches, further strengthening the mission to promote mental wellness and break the stigma surrounding children’s behavioral health.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation launches a new WhatsApp channel providing free, culturally adapted mental health resources for Spanish-speaking parents and caregivers. Led by Dr. Ariana Hoet, this initiative delivers weekly expert-backed strategies to support Latine youth wellness and resilience.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and experts from the Kids Mental Health Foundation at Nationwide Children’s Hospital emphasize that early behavior management strategies—such as routines, sleep, nutrition, positive reinforcement, and strong relationships—can help prevent disruptive behaviors and support children’s emotional development without necessarily indicating mental health concerns.
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