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Mental Health
Information Resources
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Foster Family-Based Treatment Association
Promotes the availability of quality treatment-based foster care services, providing resources and standards for caregivers.
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Empowering Adopted Children of Color in the Face of Racism and Discrimination
Provides insights and strategies to support adopted children of color in dealing with racism and discrimination.
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Family Advocacy For Children’s Mental & Behavioral Health (FAVOR)
Offers support and advocacy for families with children facing mental and behavioral health challenges.
Useful information for: Adoptive Parents, Foster Parents, Kinship Caregivers, Mental Health ProfessionalsFiled under: Mental Health -
Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS)
Provides resources and support for mental health and addiction issues, crucial for foster and adoptive families dealing with these challenges.
Useful information for: Adoptive Parents, Foster Parents, Kinship Caregivers, Mental Health Professionals, TeenagersFiled under: Mental Health -
Developing Your Child’s Self-Esteem
Offers tips and strategies for parents to help foster positive self-esteem and body image in their children.
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American Psychiatric Association
Features resources on psychiatric care, focusing on ethical practices and patient rights, which are crucial for adoptive and foster families.
Useful information for: Adoptive Parents, Child Welfare Specialists, Foster Parents, Kinship Caregivers, Mental Health Professionals -
American Psychological Association
Provides a comprehensive code of ethics and resources for psychological practice, aiding foster and adoptive families in understanding mental health care.
Useful information for: Adoptive Parents, Child Welfare Specialists, Foster Parents, Kinship Caregivers, Mental Health Professionals -
2-1-1 Connecticut
Connects families to a variety of local resources, including support services and emergency assistance.
Useful information for: Adoptive Parents, Child Welfare Specialists, Foster Parents, Kinship Caregivers, Teenagers, Young AdultsFiled under: Foster Parent, Kinship/Relative, Legal, Mental Health, Military, Post Adoption, Youth 14-23