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Suicide Prevention

Suicide is the leading cause of death in Colorado for kids ages 10 to 24. Learn what providers can do to prevent suicide in kids and teens.

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.

Top Five Summer Safety Risks

Our Injury Prevention Program Manager identifies a few of the major trouble spots for traumatic injuries and how to steer clear.

A Parent's Guide to Teen Health

Get tips on what to watch for – and how to help.

8 Tips for Raising a Caring Child

Teaching kids to care about others is critical for social development. Our expert gives tips for parents on cultivating empathy in children at a young age.

Anxiety in Children

Learn about the screening process, education and treatment options available to children who may be impacted by pediatric anxiety.

Symptom

Depression

Talking About Racism With Kids

Learn about racism and how to help families openly have conversations about race and racism. Read more to better understand and address these social issues.

Pediatric Coping Skills

For healthcare professionals seeking information about pediatric coping skills, including how to build healthy ones and which may be unhealthy.

The COVIDome: Data Sharing and Collaboration in the Fight Against COVID-19 

Learn why data sharing and collaboration are key to understanding COVID-19 and fighting the pandemic.

9 Common Health Questions for Children of Any Age

Children's Hospital Colorado has put together answers to parents questions covering many topics concerning children of all ages.

Supporting Kids and Teens During the Youth Mental Health Crisis

After having their lives disrupted by uncertainty, isolation and school closures during the pandemic, kids and teens have in many ways returned to normal life. But that doesn’t mean they feel – or that life is – “normal.” Here's how you can support your child or teen during another uncertain year.

Mental Health Resources for Parents and Caregivers

It’s hard to find mental health care for kids right now, and many waiting lists are long. Learn tips for navigating the system and where to find help.

How to Help Kids Stress Less

Everyone gets stressed. It’s a part of life. Get advice from our child psychologists on how kids can learn to identify stress and move through it with grace.

What Is the Right Age for My Child to...?

Every child is different, yes. But here are some general guidelines parents can follow as their children get older and become more independent.

Advocating for Your Child’s Physical and Emotional Well-Being

Tips from pediatric experts on how to advocate for your child in medical settings, the classroom, politics and more.

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.

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.