A child’s cancer diagnosis can be difficult for the whole family. A CHOC expert offers coping techniques for kids, parents and siblings.
Seeking Joy: A mental health journey
With help from CHOC, Joy and their family received the tools they need to cope with mental health challenges and accomplish their goals.
Why does my teen hate me? Tips and assurance you’re not alone
Friction between parents and teens is common. A CHOC expert explains why distance is natural and offers tips for building a better relationship.
Protecting the mental health of LGBTQIA+ youth
LGBTQIA+ youths are resilient, but they may struggle with mental health challenges at times. Family support can make a huge difference.
Encouraging positive behavior in young children
Parents can help kids develop autonomy and positive behaviors by spending time together, helping them regulate emotions and assigning tasks.
How to manage negative behaviors in young children
A CHOC pediatric psychologist helps parents manage their toddler’s or preschool-aged child’s disruptive, noncompliant and bad behavior.
The do and don’ts of checking in on a friend in need
A CHOC expert offers advice to those checking in on friends in need. Sometimes, well-intention help might more harmful than helpful.
What is ‘high-functioning depression’ and ‘high-functioning anxiety’?
A CHOC expert explains that labeling people with depression and anxiety as “high-functioning” is not clinical and may be harmful.
Your guide to mental health resources from CHOC
CHOC is committed to providing valuable mental health resources to families. New guides to timely mental health topics are now available.
