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Research & Innovation
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For the latest cutting-edge research, innovative collaborations and remarkable discoveries in child health, read stories from across all our areas of study in Q: Advances and Answers in Pediatric Health.
Parenting Articles from Children's Hospital Colorado Experts
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In Case of Crisis: How to Make a Mental Health ‘Crisis Kit’
Much like having a first-aid kit in your car in case of a cut or burn, preparing a crisis kit to have on hand can help comfort and distract your child during times of distress. Learn how to make a plan and distress tolerance box.
Signs of a Mental Health Crisis: When to Call a Hotline and When to Go to the ER
Is this a mental health crisis? Experts in our Pediatric Mental Health Institute explain signs of a mental health crisis in kids and teens with tips for when and how to get help.
Coping with Current Events: How to Talk to Kids About Upsetting News
When something upsetting is in the news, kids seek security. Our pediatric mental health experts share age-appropriate tips and conversation starters to help you begin – and continue – these crucial conversations.
How to Help Children After a Traumatic Event
Get advice from a child psychologist on how to help your child cope after a traumatic event.
Tips for Talking to Kids About Wildfires
When wildfires are close to home or are in the news, it can cause considerable anxiety in kids. We provide tips for talking to children about wildfires and other natural disasters.
How to Talk to Kids About Death and Grief
Loss is difficult for all of us, and children are no exception. Learn how children in different age groups understand death, react to it and ways to help them process grief from pediatric mental health and development experts.
Talking About Racism with Your Children: Starting the Conversation
Even if you don’t have all the answers, talking with children about racism is crucial. Learn how to encourage thoughtful, age-appropriate dialogue and understanding about race and difference with your kids.
Teen Suicide Prevention: Teaching Kids to Ask
Psychologist Dr. Laura Anthony wants teens to know the warning signs of suicide. And if they see those signs, she wants them to come right out and ask.
Mental Health First Aid
Just like first aid skills like CPR, mental health first aid is a toolbox for stabilizing a crisis until professional help arrives. Learn the basics.
Why You Should Talk to Kids About Suicide
A child psychologist provides suggestions on how parents can talk to their kids about suicide, and why it matters.
What Parents Need to Know About 13 Reasons Why
Our psychologists share tips on how you can use the series 13 Reasons Why to talk to your children about tough subjects like depression, suicide, rape and school shootings.
Parent Toolkit: Hoping for the Best, Preparing for the Worst
When an illness is not curable, we always hope for the best outcome, while preparing for the worst. Get tips about end-of-life care from the pediatric experts at Children's Hospital Colorado.
