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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Manifesto for Race Equity & Parent Leadership in Early Childhood Systems
Center for the Study of Social Policy
Manifesto and commitments designed by parent leaders and agency staff to promote race equity in early childhood systems.
Developmental Relationships Framework
Search Institute
List of elements and actions to promote positive developmental relationships
Youth Program Sustainability Series
Youth MOVE National
Five-part video series on sustaining a youth program
Civil Commitment: Personal Experiences from Young Adults and Families
Now Is The Time TA Center (SAMHSA)
Young adults and families with lived experience describe civil commitment
Lived Experience as the Foundation to Success: Youth Coordinators as Key to Program Planning and Implementation
Now Is The Time TA Center (SAMHSA)
Discusses best practices and considerations for Youth Coordinators and their supervisors
Suicide Prevention in Schools
Now Is The Time TA Center (SAMHSA)
Offers school leaders ways to take action, collaborate with communities, and empower youth and families for suicide prevention
Adolescent Depression in the Schools: Evidence-Based Prevention and Intervention Programs
Now Is The Time TA Center (SAMHSA)
Key considerations for schools to assess and treat major depression in adolescents using appropriate MTSS strategies
Sustaining Healthy Transitions’ Values Through Policy Change
Now Is The Time TA Center (SAMHSA)
Describes examples of policy changes that states implemented to support youth and young adults of transition age
Youth and Young Adult Peer Support: A Model for Youth Violence Prevention & Promoting Wellness
Now Is The Time TA Center (SAMHSA)
Outlines the essential elements of a successful youth peer support program, with example from Fairbanks Native Association, a Healthy Transitions grantee
Ethics in Parent Peer Support: Balancing Your Lived Experience and Professional Roles
The National Technical Assistance Network for Children’s Behavioral Health (TA Network)
Tool for parent peer support providers to use for discussion with their supervisors and peers on ethical issues they face each day
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).