The start of the school year is exciting, but for many students (and parents), it can also bring stress, worry, or even fear.

Getting the Right Start: For students experiencing a mental health challenge, it can be hard to get help early. This resource helps students consider steps they could take to find help and share what ...

As students and parents prepare for the upcoming school year, the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration is working with ...

As the first bell of the new school year gets ready to ring on Monday, Aug. 11, many families are focused on supply lists and ...

“Kids need routines because it helps them feel secure. It helps them expect what’s going to happen and we all, in general, ...

As the back-to-school season unfolds, local moms discuss the emotional challenges and mental health strategies they employ to ...

As Missouri students gear up for a new school year, mental health experts said more than backpacks and bus schedules need ...

Health professionals emphasize that adjusting to a new schedule can affect multiple aspects of a child’s well-being.

As Vice President of Behavioral Health for Guidewell and Florida Blue, Dr. Naakesh Dewan says his organizational motto is, "there's no health without mental health," and he believes that preparing ...

As the school year begins, let us remember that our children need more than just academic preparation. They need emotional support, a sense of safety, and the belief that they can succeed.

With a rise in youth mental health issues across Wisconsin, experts are urging parents to make their kids' mental health a ...