Child and Youth Addiction and Mental Health

Supporting a child or youth

Being a parent, caregiver, or support person to a young person with a mental health concern is an important role. Remember to take care of yourself so you have the energy you need to take good care of them.

The following links share information to help you support a child or youth's mental health.

Taking care of yourself

Offering support

Building social skills

Current as of: October 15, 2022

Author: Addiction and Mental Health, Alberta Health Services

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