Part 3 of a series of lesson plans created by the School and Community Programs team at the Child Mind Institute to help educators work with students with mental health and learning challenges. Faith was the Editorial lead, editing the lesson plans.

Part 2 of a series of lesson plans our School and Community Programs team created to help educators work with children with mental health and learning challenges. Faith was the Editorial lead on this project, editing the lesson plans.

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A clinical expert provides advice to common questions about prom.

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What’s the difference between depression and sadness? And why is depression worse in the morning? In this episode of Good Question, Dr. Kimberly Alexander, a psychologist at the Child Mind Institute, answers real questions from the internet about…

In this episode of Group Chat, Alnardo Martinez, LMHC, a licensed mental health counselor at the Child Mind Institute, sits down with two young adults to discuss a Reddit story where OP worries that she may have crossed the line by telling her mom…

Explore resources for supporting kids with learning disorders, focusing on their learning and emotional well-being, funded by Oak Foundation.

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The Child Mind Institute and The Steve Fund have teamed up to conduct a literature review and nationally representative survey of Black families’ views and experiences with mental health care for children and young adults.

Lily Mason is back in the grasp of Wackerson Academy, but this time it’s different. This time, she’s been sent in, undercover, by the F.B.I.

Winner of the Bronze Medal, Moonbeam award for authors under 18. You think your school is bad? Eighth grader Lily Mason has enough hassles dealing with siblings, cranky teachers and the cute new guy in school. But when she's kidnapped and brought

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