Battling Re-Entry Anxiety

Are you (or your child) struggling with Re-Entry Anxiety? If so, check out these tips!

Bullying Prevention Tip Sheet

Learn important tips for handling the bullying your child may be experiencing.

Charter School Options: Questions to Consider

Considering sending your child with a social, emotional, behavioral or mental health challenge to a charter/cyberschool? Here's some questions to consider.
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Dad to Dad Tip Sheet

Dads play an important part in their child's mental wellness. Get ideas from dads on how to make a difference. También disponible en español

Distance Learning Troubleshooting

Find strategies for managing and troubleshooting the difficulties your child may be having with distance learning.

Emotional Safety Plan

Don't wait until you're overwhelmed, make a simple plan in advance to head off those feelings of stress.
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Graduation tip sheet for students with behavioral challenges

Is your child nearing graduation? Check out these tips to ensure they are prepared. También disponible en español

Helping our Children Make Healthy Friendships

Friendships are an important part of a happy and healthy life but making and keeping good friendships can be hard. Here are tips parents shared with us on how they help their children managing this tricky process.

Homeschooling Resources

Find a variety of resources to help make homeschooling your child with social, emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges easier.

How to be a Supportive Partner

Parents share their best tips for how to stay connected with your partner as you navigate the challenges of raising a child who is struggling.

How to make your LGBTQIA+ child feel loved and heard

Check out these tips for ensuring your child feels loved and heard when they come out to you as LGBTQIA+ También disponible en español

How to meet with your legislator

Wondering how to plan a successful meeting with your local, state or federal legislator? Check out these simple tips for a successful meeting. También disponible en español

How to pick the right residential treatment facility fo your child

Learn from parents who have had to make the difficult decision of sending their child to an RTF. También disponible en español

Managing Your Pandemic Burnout

We at the Parent Alliance want you to know if you are feeling burnout right, you are not alone. Here are some tips parents want to share with you.

Mental Health Consent to Treat Tip Sheet

Learn about PA's Mental Health Consent Law for children age 14 to 17. También disponible en español

Residential Treatment Facility Tips

Parents who have the experience of placing their child in a residential treatment facility share the tips they've learned to help you prepare and plan for their stay. También disponible en español

Sharing your Story

Families are often asked to share their story with decision makers but what to share and how to start? This tip sheet will give you ideas and a plan to help. También disponible en español

Socializing at a Distance

Check out these ideas for staying connected even when you can't be together.

Staying Connected

If you can't be with your child you can still stay connected. Get ideas here. También disponible en español

Talking about Suicide Tip Sheet

If you're concerned about suicide - bring it up. If you don't know how to ask your child if they are considering ending their life, let us help you.

The Unique Challenges of Parenting in a Blended Family

Get tips on how to help your child who struggles adjust to your newly blended family. Tips shared by parents who lived through merging their families together.

Tips parents want to share about trauma

Tips from parents to parents about raising children who have experienced extreme trauma. También disponible en español

Understanding Your Child's Social Battery

If you have a child who is introverted, shy or anxious they may struggle with what's called their 'social battery.' Learn more about this concept and ways parents can to help prepare their child (including adult children) for social situations.