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Supporting someone takes something out of you. Most of the people who use these pages are worried, tired, and trying to get it right. None of that means you are doing it badly.
Published articles, guides and toolkits from The Steve Fund’s Family Corner.
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Each Protective Factors Toolkit is designed to help you and your young person THRIVE every day. Toolkits include: T — Thrive Together Toolkit H — Healthy Habits Toolkit R — Rooted in Resilience Toolkit I — Identity & Self-Love Toolkit V —…
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Are you considering therapy for yourself or a loved one but unsure where to start? Explore kinds of therapy and questions to help you find the right therapist.
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Explore the ways therapy can lead to lasting change. Don’t let stigma stop you or a loved one from accessing support.
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Finding a therapist is like building a relationship. It can take time. Try these steps to help you find the right therapist.
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Are you or your loved ones feeling apprehensive about the world today? Let’s explore strategies to manage stress.
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New seasons can help you reflect on the past and plan for what’s next. Explore ways to support yourself.
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Parents can face uncertainty because of instability today. Find practical steps you can take to support your young person.
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World Mental Health Awareness Day invites people across the globe to reflect on their emotional well-being. While the day is observed on October 10, here are reflection questions and a Family Wellness Journal to help support mental health…
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People struggling with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can experience unwanted obsessions as well as intrusive thoughts, images, or urges. They may engage in compulsive behaviors in an attempt to decrease their distress.
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For many members of the LGBTQ+ communities, it takes courage to live openly and authentically. National Coming Out Day is celebrated on October 11th each year as a way to support and acknowledge this journey, and the complex emotions that…
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Stress, uncertainty, and trauma are mental health risk factors for young people. But parenting can be a protective factor. Explore both factors and ways to create safe spaces.
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Creating communities where families and young people feel safe, seen, and supported matters. Explore ways to draw strengths from the Hispanic community, be proactive against self harm, and support young women.
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