Helping Children Adapt to Changes from COVID-19

Letting go of our comfort zone can be difficult, especially for children who may not understand why change is happening. Hart Wylie, Nurse Practitioner with Canopy Children's Solutions helps to address ways parents can help make the transition easier.

Managing the “Corona-Coaster” of Emotions

2020 has been a stressful year to say the least. With what feels like one crisis after another, many individuals describe feeling like they are riding an out-of-control rollercoaster of emotions. Canopy offers tips to help you better manage these intense feelings.

Q&A with Canopy CEO John Damon

Canopy CEO John Damon offers insights into the workings of the organization during the COVID-19 crisis in a Q&A session with the Northside Sun.

Helping Kids Navigate Mental Health in 2020

Canopy CEO John Damon, Ph.D., speaks with Mississippi Today's Marshall Ramsey about navigating mental health in 2020 and how to help kids build resilience in times of adversity.

Family Fun Activities

Looking for something to do as a family? Canopy has what you need from storytime to crafts to self-care tips. Check it out here

Protecting Against Regression

Worried that time away from the "normal routine" is going to cause regression in your child? Dr. Chris Furlow is here to answer a question that may help.

Managing Stress

Managing stress and its impact on your family can be difficult. Canopy outpatient therapist Monica Roberts, LPC-S, shares her insight on ways you can help your family cope.

Navigating Distance Learning

As parents embrace the reality of distance learning for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year, many are concerned about their child falling behind. For parents of special needs students, they may also be concerned about regression. Canopy Children’s Solutions’ …

It Takes a Village to Prevent Child Abuse

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. During the coronavirus pandemic, more than ever before, it is critical to be aware of the potential for child abuse.

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