RESOURCES FOR YOUTH
Expert advice to tackling mental health stigma
How to Educate your Asian Parents about Mental Health
If you’ve never brought up the topic of mental health with your family, it can be difficult to figure out where or how to start. Read more >
Asian/Pacific Islander LGBTQ Youth Mental Health
Assessment of Anxiety and Depression in Asian American Youth
Destigmatizing Mental Health In Asian American And Pacific Islander Communities
Informative Article: Different Types of Mental Health Treatment
Project Lotus-Affiliated Mental Health Professionals
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More Resources and Helplines
Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA)
International OCD Foundation
National Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders (NCEED)
Domestic Abuse, Sexual Violence, and Substance Use
Finding Treatment
Suicide and Crisis
The Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Domestic Violence and Child Abuse
Oregon Child Abuse Hotlines - (503)731-3100 and 1(855)503-SAFE
Clackamas County Child Abuse Hotline - (800)628-7876
Multnomah County Child Abuse Hotline - (800)509-5439
Nat’l Child Abuse Helpline - (800)422-445
RESOURCES FOR PARENTS
EXPERT ADVICE TO UNDERSTANDING YOUR CHILD’s MENTAL HEALTH
How to Talk to Your Child About Mental Health
It is common for parents to think it’s better to avoid talking to children about their mental illness, to protect them from stress and confusion. Yet experts overwhelmingly recommend having the conversation sooner rather than later. Read More >
The Influence of Parent Expectations and Parent‐Child Relationships on Mental Health
Asian American Parents’ Beliefs About Helpful Strategies for Addressing Adolescent Mental Health