coping.mhasp.orgChild And Adolescent Coping Skills

Tips on how to take care of yourself and be healthy. Learn what mental illness is and how it affects people. Kids sharing their stories. Find a mentor or volunteer opportunity. Frequently asked questions about mental illness. When a family member has a mental illness, everyone in the household can be affected. Children and adolescents are often the least prepared to deal with the emotional challenges of living with and caring for a loved one who has a mental illness. Or maybe you have a friend, teammate or neighbor who has a mental illness. This Web site can help. We have spoken with kids just like you who are having their own issues growing up with a family member or friend who has a mental illness, and we have put together tips and activities that address your needs. That’s right: you are not alone. It is important for you to learn how to deal with your family member’s illness, so that you can keep yourself as healthy and happy as possible. This Web site offers many coping skills geared especially toward youth, and will tell you about resources available for you and your peers. For Mental Health Professionals For Families For help or information call: 800-688-4226 ext. 3865 or 215-751-1800 ext. 3865 Email: tecinfo@mhasp.org Kids: Coping Skills | Take the Quiz | Tell Your Story | Reach Out | Medical FAQ Adults: MH Professionals Privacy Policy | Disclaimer a project of Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania 1211 Chestnut Street 11th Floor | Philadelphia, PA 19107 | 215-751-1800 x3865 Web site design and development by MasseyNet.com Web site...