Family Resources
RECOMMENDED WEBINAR
What Happens When Tech Talks Back
with Dr. Michael Robb
from Common Sense Media
LIVE Tuesday, March 31
1:00 PM EST
Research shows that children who have strong relationships with their parents are more likely to avoid substances or delay use. Delayed use is important to the developing brain. If our efforts can help a student and you, parents, prolong the age of first use, even by a few months, if not years, that can make a huge difference in the life of a person. The teenage brain is in a dynamic transition until the age of 22 to 27. Introducing any substance can shift the way the brain connects and develops, which can have lifelong effects.
RECOMMENDED MEDIA
Pre-K
This book is from a Podcast for Kids that introduces traditional stories from around the world. Pair it with the Podcast to explore how others read the stories.
Elementary
A timeless classic that blends imagination with facts. This series follows a pair of siblings who model resourcefulness, resilience, collaboration, curiosity and compassion.
Tweens/Teens
This book is designed to support Tweens/Teens and their families to understand and harness the power and purpose of adolescence for the individual and for their community.
Families
Children of all ages are constantly giving us feedback. This book helps us be prepared to show up more effectively in these conversations.
Mental Health Resources
Climate Mental Health Resources
Mental Health Resource
Charlie Health
Here is a recap of the program at Charlie Health:
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100% virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
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Adolescents and young adults, ages 11-50
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No waitlist**
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Our program is 9-11 hours a week
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We offer Med Management as needed with our IOP
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We accept most insurance here in CO - Commercial, Medicaid, and Tricare included
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Highly curated groups of 6-8 patients based on data acquired from intake assessment, not just who they live close to
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We have specialized lanes here for BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, Neurodivergence, Military, Maternal Mental Health, and Substance Use Disorders
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Bilingual Spanish service offerings
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3.5% readmission rate to HLOC
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We also offer Open Support Groups as a No-Cost Community Benefit
