
RESOURCES
This Resource Directory was created for clinicians, administrators, educators, service providers, families, peers, and all who want to learn more about children’s, youth, and family mental health.
Use the search bar to find resources related to a specific keyword or mental health challenge, such as “depression” or “ADHD.”
You can also find resources related to settings or age groups (Transformation Team Subjects), topic areas, or diverse populations.
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We Matter
We Matter
Indigenous-led not-for-profit organization committed to Indigenous youth support, hope, and life promotion
Transitions to Adulthood Center for Research
Transitions to Adulthood Center for Research
Transitions ACR promotes the full participation of transition-age youth and young adults with serious mental health conditions
Strategic Sharing
Casey Family Programs and Foster care Alumni of America
Guide highlights some of the risks and strategies for sharing youth stories in a safe way
Reducing Health and Health Care Disparities: Implementation Lessons and Best Practices for Health Care Organizations
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Strategies and a roadmap to aid health care organizations in reducing disparities
Recruiting and Retaining Young Leaders
School-based Health Alliance
Guidance on tips and tricks for keeping young adults engaged
Protective Factors Framework
Center for the Study of Social Policy
Learn more about the five Protective Factors at the foundation of Strengthening Families
Peers for Progress
Peers for Progress
Global network of peer support organizations that address mental health challenges and other health conditions
Infographics
National Federation of Families
Infographics to simplify strategies parents and caregivers can use as they assist their children and young adults
Got Transition
The National Alliance to Advance Adolescent Health
Federally funded national resource center on health care transition for youth and families
Frameworks Institute
Frameworks Institute
Frameworks Institute has developed evidence-based resources on the right language to engage constituencies on children's mental health and other topics
The NTTAC Team has reviewed and compiled these resources. All resources are the property of their creators. The views expressed in these resources are not necessarily shared or endorsed by NTTAC or the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).