Talking to Children About Coronavirus (COVID-19) The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry has released information for parents and caregivers on how to discuss current events surrounding the coronavirus outbreak with young children.
See My Pain: When Teens Self-Harm This March, as part of Self-Injury Awareness Month, it is important that parents educate themselves on self-harm and ways to help children who are struggling emotionally.
Canopy Kicks off Children’s Mental Health Awareness Month with a Statewide Race Event Canopy Children’s Solutions’ fourth annual 5K4Kids will tackle four locations for one cause to kick off Children’s Mental Health Awareness Month in May.
Canopy to discuss important outcomes with state legislators at its annual Day at the Capitol Canopy Children’s Solutions will host its annual Day at the Capitol on Wednesday, March 4, to discuss the positive impact of recent legislation on Mississippi’s children.
Healthy Relationships Don’t Hurt February is Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month. Canopy Children’s Solutions shares information to help parents and teens talk about healthy relationships and potential warning signs.
Human Trafficking: The Crime Hiding in Plain Sight January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. While many have heard of this crime, few know much about it. It affects people of every age, race, gender, and socioeconomic status, and it's here in Mississippi.
Creating Inclusion with Five Simple Words We all feel the need to belong, but during adolescence is often when we find that filling this need is most critical. Learn how to help your child create an environment on inclusion.
2019 Butterfly Ball Join us Saturday, October 12, during the 2019 Butterfly Ball at the Country Club of Jackson.
ADHD: Appropriate Doesn’t Always Mean Easy Sometimes a child’s behavior isn’t easy to handle, but that does not mean a child meets the requirements for an official diagnosis. As a parent and your child’s biggest advocate, you need to know the difference.