Canopy Promotes National Foster Care Month

May is a month filled with hope and happiness. Mother's Day allows us to celebrate the moms in our lives. The end of the school year presents days to be filled with the activities we most enjoy. For those graduating school, the next phase of life is on the horizon, overflowing with possibilities. As spring turns into summer, the days get longer, the weather gets sunnier and our lives get brighter.

Canopy Children’s Solutions Plants Unusual Gardens This April

It's springtime in Mississippi. Birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and flower gardens are blooming vibrantly, delighting us with their beauty and disrupting us with their pollen. This month, Canopy Children’s Solutions (Canopy) is planting its own delightful, disruptive gardens across our state. In front of homes and businesses, flocks of blue pinwheels will dance in the wind, reminding us of the whimsy of childhood. These pinwheels are the official symbol of Child Abuse Awareness Month, placed intentionally to promote the importance of communities working together to raise awareness and ultimately end child abuse.

Canopy Children’s Solutions Promotes Autism Acceptance Month

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects an estimated 11,000 children and adolescents in the state of Mississippi, and this number is likely to grow. Autism, a neurodevelopmental condition, affects individuals in a variety of ways along a "spectrum" of strengths and challenges that manifest very differently from person to person.

Zero Suicide

Suicide is the second leading cause of death of children and young adults in the US. The foundational belief of Zero Suicide is that suicide deaths are preventable. Canopy is committed to equipping all staff with the tools to ensure all children receiving our solutions get the very best care. Read as Marcus Ginn shares his personal story below.

Parenting Points: Dr. Damon Discusses Mental Health in Youth

Worried about your child's mental health? Is your child not dealing well with a divorce, or with pressures from school? What are the signs of a child in distress? What should a parent do?John Damon, Ph.D., Canopy Children's Solutions CEO provides expert advice during a recent interview with Parent and Kids magazine.

Canopy Children’s Solutions and Trustmark Partner to Strengthen Communities Through the Children’s Promise Act

Canopy Children’s Solutions (Canopy) is pleased to announce the designation of the Canopy Center of Excellence main entrance as the “Trustmark Transformational Lobby”, marking the ongoing partnership with Trustmark as part of the Children’s Promise Act.

Parenting Mean Teens

Right now, as many students go back to school in person, they’re probably going to be messy about their emotions and friendships. They could feel understandably anxious about what their friendships are going to be like during this transition time. They could be really happy to be going back. They could feel anxious. They could feel a mix of both.

Knowing the Signs of Mental Health Challenges in Children

With 1 in 5 children suffering from a mental health challenge, it is more important than ever to bring awareness to children’s mental health. In Mississippi, approximately 131,000 children will experience a serious mental health challenge in their lifetime.

Recognizing Counseling Awareness Month with Valuable Insight

During National Counseling Awareness Month, Canopy asked our licensed professional counselors to give advice to fellow counselors and parents.

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