Strong Start, Stronger Year:

Building Kids' Mental Health for the School Year

Back-to-school can bring big emotions for kids and parents alike. Join our free webinar to learn five practical skills that help your child start the school year with confidence.

What You'll Learn

During this free webinar, our pediatric psychology experts will share practical strategies to help your family start the school year with confidence.

Check In

Discover simple ways to check in with yourself and your child to better understand how you're both feeling about the start of the school year.

Prepare for Success

Learn practical ways to prepare your child emotionally so they can approach the school year with confidence and resilience.

Build Connections

Explore opportunities to strengthen relationships with your child's school and support a greater sense of belonging.

Five Essential Skills

Discover five practical skills that can help children of any age succeed academically while reducing everyday stress.

Live Q&A

Bring your questions and hear directly from our pediatric psychology experts during the live question-and-answer session.

Download the Webinar Packet

Get the most out of the webinar with our companion packet. It includes activities, reflection questions and practical worksheets you can use during the webinar and throughout the school year.

Webinar Companion Packet

Download the packet before the webinar so you can follow along with the discussion and practice the strategies at home with your child.

Download Packet

Meet Our Experts

Our webinars are led by pediatric psychologists dedicated to helping families understand and support children's mental health through practical, research-backed guidance.

Pediatric Mental Health Experts

Dr. Ariana Hoet

Clinical Director, Kids Mental Health Foundation

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Dr. Whitney Raglin Bignall

Associate Clinical Director, Kids Mental Health Foundation

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Ready to Join Us?

Register today for this free webinar and discover practical ways to help your child build confidence, strengthen resilience and start the school year with strong mental health.