Second in our series for Mental Health Awareness Month is this podcast by Lisa Damour, PhD, "How Do I Tell If My Child Has An Eating Disorder." While the episode first aired during the pandemic, the topic and her suggestions are still relevant, insightful, and actionable. We have been asked for information on this topic more and more, among all genders, across ages, races, and ethnicities.

Are you worried about your child? This simple guide will help you start a productive conversation with your child, and will prepare you to listen and support your child effectively.

Especially during the pandemic, it can be hard to tell what is typical teen behavior and when it would be beneficial to see a professional. For suggestions on places to look for help in answering this question, inside Pelham schools and outside, read more here.

The Jed Foundation’s Mental Health Resource Center provides essential information about common emotional health issues and shows teens and young adults how they can support one another, overcome challenges and make a successful transition to adulthood.

ULifeline offers information and immediate help to college students experiencing mental health issues or participating in risky behaviors.

Our mission is to provide empowering, evidence-based information that you can use to help yourself and your loved ones.

We offer information on eating disorders and family-based treatment, family stories of recovery, supportive parent-to-parent advice, and treatment information for families who opt for family-based Maudsley treatment.

The goal of this website is to offer information and tools to individuals who are affected by an eating disorder and to their families. Individuals and families who learn about the complexity of eating disorders are better equipped to make continuing, tangible progress.

Provides resources, raises awareness, fosters support and recovery and funds research. Helpline 1-800-931-2237.