Parenting the Mental Health Generation
CATCH, Community Action Together for Children's Health, invites you to their conversations with mental health professionals and others about topics that concern us as we navigate our parenting journeys and support our kids struggling with their emotional well-being.
So put in your earbuds, take these 30 minutes for you and join our conversation.
CATCH, Community Action Together for Children's Health, is a 501(c)3 that provides support and education for families around mental health topics. Original content and materials from CATCH and its collaborators are for informational purposes only. They are provided as a general resource and are not specific to any person or circumstance. © CATCH 2023
Parenting the Mental Health Generation
Latest Episodes
The 15 Minutes That Matter: How Curiosity and Connection Help Kids Discover Their Values and Their Voice
What if connecting with your kid didn’t require a big heart-to-heart or even a lot of time?Teacher and parent Buffy Sallee aims for something much more manageable: 15 minutes daily of real connection - time together that isn’t about grad...
When the World Feels Like Too Much Helping Kids Process the Information Overload
In this episode of Parenting the Mental Health Generation, Amy talks with therapist Karen Cloyd about how parents can help kids navigate a world full of constant headlines, graphic images, and overwhelming information. Together, they explore wh...
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Staying Connected While Kids Feel, Fail, and Figure It Out
In this special, closer-to-home episode of Parenting the Mental Health Generation, host Amy O. shares a real (not scripted, not polished) conversation with her daughter, Shawn. It was recorded for a CATCH “Parenting with Grit” event on...
Noticing What Our Kids Need
As the school year settles in, so do the big feelings our kids carry with them. In this episode, Amy O. sits down with our podcast producer, Anne Neumann, to share real-life parenting stories and strategies for noticing what our kids need. From...
