This page offers tips on creating a safe environment at home, understanding non-suicidal self-injury, and links to other recommended resources to help you through this difficult time.Read moreRead...
When it comes to preparing for a mental health emergency, one helpful tip is to have a Family Safety Plan in place. Many families create a plan after the first time an emergency happens so that they know what to do if it happens again. But, if you are concerned that a...
If you are concerned that an emergency regarding your child’s mental health is possible, it is better to be prepared. This article discusses when to call 911, how to prepare for a hospital visit, what to expect if you go to a hospital, and additional resources to...
A series of tips and resources to help you navigate things like knowing when to call 911 or what to expect if you go to a hospital. Read this article to learn more about managing a children’s mental health crisis.Read moreRead...
Through our network of child and youth mental health centres, Children’s Mental Health Ontario has 4,000 child and youth mental health care workers across Ontario ready to help parents and their children. Search by area, age, and type of services required to find...
