How Do We Help Our Kids: What’s happening and what’s normal?How Do We Help Our Kids: What’s happening and what’s normal?
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The past few years have been especially tough on kids: The COVID-19 pandemic caused isolation with closed in-person schooling and remote learning, actual missed milestones like in-person proms and graduations, lack of social connection, and increases in anxiety and depression. But was there already a youth mental health crisis brewing before COVID hit? In this […]
47:46•4 Jan 2023
Supporting Kids Through Mental Health Challenges: Insights from Rosecrance Experts
“It's a safe space where it's okay to feel these emotions and here's a safe place to do it.”
Feeling overwhelmed by how to help your kids with their mental health? This episode of 'On Your Radar' might just have the answers you're looking for. Host John Williams, alongside Lisa Thompson and a panel of Rosecrance experts, tackles the tough questions about youth mental health, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. They explore whether a mental health crisis among youth was already brewing before the pandemic hit and how recent events have intensified these challenges.
The discussion covers everything from recognizing warning signs of mental health issues in children and teens to preventing substance abuse through early intervention. You'll hear about the crucial roles that school counselors, teachers, and parents play in supporting young people. The experts also share practical strategies for skills-based counseling for conditions like ADHD and ODD, and highlight the dangers of unsupervised internet use. One key takeaway is the importance of creating safe spaces where children can freely express their emotions.
This episode is packed with valuable advice and insights, making it a must-listen for anyone concerned about the well-being of today's youth.

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