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External Links to Various Mental Health Sites
To promote and influence change in intervention and equality of care in children's mental health.
To improve the quality of life for those affected
by schizophrenia and psychosis through education, support programs,
public policy, and research
Committing to having healthy children and families living in safe, caring and inclusive communities.
Children of Parents with a Mental Illness National Resource Centre--Australian Infant, Child, Adolescent and Family Mental Health Association Ltd
Feeling confused? Alone? Want information you can trust for you or someone you care about? Here you'll find quality information, personal stories of hope, and resources you can use to make better decisions about mental health or substance use issues. We're here to help.
Mental Health and Growing Up, Third Edition Parental mental illnes.
Factsheet 16: Parental mental illness: the problems for children: for parents and teacher
A Nationally Award-Winning Journal
Published quarterly, Visions is a nationally award-winning journal which provides a forum for the voices of people living with a mental illness or substance use problem, their family and friends, and service providers in BC.
External Links to Various Mental Health Sites
Mind Matters E-News
Mind Matters is CMHA BC Division's monthly newsletter, delivered straight to your e-mail inbox. Each month we'll give you the latest scoop on CMHA BC activities, resources, programs and events, as well as those of other like-minded organizations committed to the mental health of British Columbians.
Great service for kids who have a family member in jail. They also have a free book available on the website called "putting the children first".
http://www.shineforkids.org.au/
The Bounce Back Book series is designed to help parents and other caregivers nurture infants and children to be strong and resilient.
1) Birth to 2 years
2)Resiliency skills in your preschooler,