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Sibling & family support
Resources to help the whole family thrive – because we know a child’s behavioral health journey impacts those around them as well!
CULTURALLY ALIGNED PROVIDERS
Families have unique traditions and values, and the right provider should honor them while creating a respectful, comfortable care experience. A good fit includes a provider who listens, explains clearly, and partners with you in your child’s treatment. Families are encouraged to ask about the provider’s experience, involvement in care, and communication style to ensure cultural needs and concerns are supported.
IMMIGRANTS & REFUGEES
This resource explains the difference between stress and trauma for families adjusting to life in a new country, provides local organization contacts, and outlines key legal rights when interacting with law enforcement. It encourages families to seek support and connect with community resources.
TALKING TO SIBLINGS ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH
When talking to siblings about mental health, it helps to give simple, age-appropriate explanations and answer their questions honestly without causing fear. Encourage them to share their thoughts and remind them that help is available if they need support too. Spending quality time together—through play, shared activities, or calm moments—can strengthen your connection and help siblings feel secure while their family navigates mental health challenges.