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1) Self-Harm: What Families Need to Know
In BC, 1 in 6 youth engages in self-harm (also known as self-injury). Self-harm is a behaviour used to cope with bigger, underlying emotions. It is also a behaviour that many parents and other caring ...Show More
2) Talking About Step-Parenting, Blended Families and Supporting Kids as New Families Come Together
Changes to your family structure, such as becoming a step-parent, learning to co-parent, or navigating life in a blended family, can come with unique challenges for both the adults and the kids involv...Show More
3) Living with an Eating Disorder – A Hopeful Journey
We are sharing this great episode about eating disorders from Open hearts. Honest conversations., a podcast from Family Services of the North Shore. In this episode, Val, host of Open Hearts Honest Co...Show More
4) Supporting Your Child With Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder is a mental health disorder that can have a big impact on children, youth, and families. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Roberto Sassi (Psychiatrist-in-Chief at BC Children&rsqu...Show More
5) From Conflict to Connection: Restorative Practices in Schools
How can schools create safe, supportive, and equitable environments for students? In this episode, we explore restorative practices in schools—an approach that focuses on building healthy relati...Show More
6) Tics and Tic Disorders: Questions, Myths and More
In this episode, we're exploring tics and tic disorders. Joined by Dr. Melanie McConnell, a Registered Psychologist specializing in tics, and Lesley, a parent of a child with Tourette Syndrome, we cov...Show More
7) Work in Progress: Building Healthy Tech Use Habits With Your Kids
Navigating technology use as a family can be challenging. How do we balance the benefits of tech use with its potential risks? In this episode we are joined by Dr. Shimi Kang, psychiatrist and researc...Show More
8) Navigating the Transition from Youth to Adult Mental Health Services: Part 2
In this episode--the second of a two-part series--we continue our conversation about the transition from youth to adult mental health services. This period can be filled with uncertainty and challenge...Show More
9) Navigating the Transition from Youth to Adult Mental Health Services: Part 1
As youth with mental health challenges grow older, families often have lots of questions about the transition from youth to adult mental healthcare services. It can feel overwhelming, with many wonder...Show More
10) The Role of Schools in Promoting Protective Factors For Students
When we look at the mental health and well-being of children and youth, protective factors can help buffer against negative life experiences and support student wellbeing. When it comes to supporting ...Show More