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Helpful Resources for Better Mental Health

Prevention Information & Stories

Suicide Screening Reveals Alarming Trend in Cook Children’s Emergency Department

Superheroes Get Sad Too: How to Help Children with Disabilities Cope with Depression and Anxiety

It’s a Huge Problem Right Now: Teen Opioid Overdoses Spike at Cook Children’s

Let’s Talk: Seven Ways to Help Kids and Teens Open Up

Experts Call Pandemic a “Nightmare” for Teen Eating Disorders

Nine Out of 10 Hospitalized Psychiatry Patients at Cook Children’s Have a History of Trauma

Don’t Feed the Rat: How To Spot And Stop Bullying

Barriers and Stigma: Mental Health Challenges among Minority & LGBTQ+ Children

A Different Kind of Addiction: More Kids Struggling to Put Down Their Devices

After Losing Loved Ones, Two Cook Children’s Employees Take on Youth Suicide Prevention

In Their Own Words: Three Parents Open Up about Losing a Child to Suicide

The Impact and Dangers of Social Media on Youth Mental Health

Why Locking Up Over-The-Counter Medications Can Help Prevent Youth Suicide Attempts

Pandemic Isolation Taking Toll on Kids’ Mental Health

Experts Warn of COVID-19 Related Mental Health Risks in Children

New Mental Health Awareness Campaign Targets Families in Denton County

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Disclaimer

The information provided above, or through linkages to other sites, is for the purpose of assisting individuals in the Tarrant County area to locate information and access a variety of services needed for mental/behavioral health concerns and social service resources. The Mental Health Connection does not endorse a particular agency or service and is not liable or responsible for any advice, course of treatment, diagnosis or any other information, services or products you obtain through these resources. The Mental Health Connection does not recommend or endorse any specific tests, products, procedures, opinions or other information that may be provided on the linked websites.

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