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Learn about Poster Kits!

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March 11th Watch Together Series: You’re Not Alone - Is anybody out there?

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Watch Together Series: You’re Not Alone - Is anybody out there? . After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Together, teens and parents will watch the animated short “Is Anybody Out There?” This story follows a teen experiencing deep loneliness and wondering if anyone would notice if she disappeared. Families will explore the warning signs of depression and suicidal thoughts, how to respond when someone might be in crisis, and why even a single caring conversation can be life-saving. In this interactive session, parents and teens will leave prepared to check in with those they care about, ask direct questions, and connect friends or loved ones to help and hope.

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March 2026 - Body Image - Parent Guidance

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Learn how body image impacts self-esteem and how parents can build confidence and support their child’s emotional well-being.

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ATL Flyer - Print & Digital - Mar 24 2026

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PG.org - Spring Coaching - English - Famiy 4

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PG.org - Spring Coaching - Spanish - Mother & Daughter

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3 PG.org - MHSP Calendars - MT English - March 2026

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3 PG.org - MHSP Calendars - MT Spanish - March 2026

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February 2026 - Friendship Skills - Parent Guidance

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Friendship skills are key to your child’s social and emotional well-being. Positive friendships offer support, companionship, and growth.

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February 11th Watch Together Series: Supporting a Friend in Danger - Are You with Me?

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Watch Together Series: Supporting a Friend in Danger - Are You with Me?. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Together, teens and parents will watch the animated short "Are You with Me?" This story follows three 15-year-olds as they confront a dangerous situation when one friend is groomed by another's college-aged brother. Families will explore how to recognize the warning signs of grooming, how to respond when a friend is at risk, and where to turn for trusted help.

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2 PG.org MHSP Calendar - MT English - February 2026

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2 PG.org MHSP Calendar - MT Spanish - February 2026

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January 14th: Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Watch Together Series: LGBTQ+ Understanding & Support - Dante. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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January 14th: Watch Together Series: LGBTQ+ Understanding & Support - Dante

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Watch Together Series: LGBTQ+ Understanding & Support - Dante. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Together teens and parents will watch the animated story about Dante. Dante feels pressure to fulfill his father’s expectations. This session highlights identity struggles, especially for LGBTQ+ youth, and the emotional toll of being misunderstood or unsupported. Through Dante’s journey, families will learn the importance of validation, how to practice listening without judgment, and how adult mentors outside the home can provide life-changing support. In this interactive session parents and teens will talk through how to encourage empathy and emotional regulation.

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ATL Flyer - Print & Digital - Jan 27 2026

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January 2026 - Equipping Your Child - Healthy Choices - Parent Guidance

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Peer pressure can be hard for kids. Learn how you can guide your child, encourage healthy choices, and support confidence.

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MHSP Calendar - MT English - January 2026

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MHSP Calendar - MT Spanish - January 2026

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1 PG.org MHSP Calendar - MT Spanish - January 2026

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Treatment Schools Implementation Meeting 

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August 2025 EIR Implementation Meeting Video

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Mental Health Newsletter​ Holiday Stress, Mental Health, & How to Cope December 2025 Mental Health Newsletter Holiday Stress, Mental Health, & How to Cope December 2025 English Newsletter Get the […]

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PG.org - Winter Coaching Social - English 1

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Mental Health Newsletter​ Gratitude & Mental Health November 2025 Mental Health Newsletter Gratitude & Mental Health November 2025 English Newsletter Get the PDF version to share with your family, friends, […]

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November 12th Watch Together Series: Asking Important Questions: Suicide, Cyberbullying, and Addiction - Kyle

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Watch Together Series: Asking Important Questions: Suicide, Cyberbullying, and Addiction - Kyle. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Together teens and parents will watch the animated story about Kyle. Kyle is a teen masking the pain of bullying, withdrawal, and alcohol use. His story helps families understand the hidden emotional impact of bullying and the importance of asking direct, compassionate questions like, “Have you thought about taking your life?” In this interactive session parents and teens will learn about warning signs of emotional distress and how to create space for honest conversation and connection.

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PG.org MHSP Calendar - MT English - December 2025

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Welcome Letter for Teachers  (Treatment Schools)

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Welcome Letter for Teachers  (Treatment Schools)

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Welcome Letter Teachers to the EIR Helping Helpers Help Project.docx | Powered by Box

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October 8th- Watch Together Series: Bullying In Today's World - Are you Okay?

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Watch Together Series: Bullying In Today’s World - Are you Okay?. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Together teens and parents will watch the animated short “Are you ok?” This story follows Raquelle as she goes from witnessing bullying to becoming a target herself after she intervenes. Families will explore the dynamics of cyberbullying, how to recognize signs of social isolation, and why reaching out—even with one kind question—can bring hope. In this interactive session parents and teens will leave equipped to help teens become upstanders and create emotionally safe communities.

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Downloadable Template for Roster of Teachers 

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Downloadable Template for Roster of Teachers 

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PG.org - Winter Coaching Social - Spanish 3

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Mental Health Newsletter​ Bullying Prevention Month October 2025 Mental Health Newsletter Bullying Prevention Month October 2025 English Newsletter Get the PDF version to share with your family, friends, and community! […]

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EIR_School_Lead_Letter (1).docx | Powered by Box

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ETI Video Research Overview Summer Summit 2025.mp4 | Powered by Box

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Believe

Everyone has a role to play in preventing suicide, a leading cause of death in the U.S. Evidence shows that offering support, talking openly, limiting access to means of self-harm, and following up with loved ones can save lives. A recent federal survey found 4 in 10 high schoolers feel "persistently sad or hopeless," and 1 in 5 have considered suicide.

As children grow into teens, it can be hard for parents to recognize when typical ups and downs signal deeper concern. Learning the warning signs, risk factors, and ways to build protective factors is essential.

Protective Factors

Protective factors are personal and environmental traits that lower the risk of negative outcomes. Strong connections to family, community, and social institutions are key protective factors.

By increasing protective factors, the risk of suicide decreases. Parents can help by building their child's self-esteem, sense of purpose, and focusing on cultural, religious, or personal beliefs. Life skills like problem solving, coping, and adaptability also strengthen protection.

5 Steps for Helping Someone in Emotional Pain

Learn the five action steps for communicating with someone who may be suicidal, which are supported by evidence in the field of suicide prevention.

1. Ask: Directly asking about suicide in a calm, non-judgmental way opens the door for honest conversation and helps identify needed next steps.

2. Be There: Offering consistent presence and support reduces isolation, builds connection, and can be life-saving.

3. Help Keep Them Safe: Work together to limit access to lethal means and create immediate safety when risk is present.

4. Help Them Connect: Link them to ongoing resources, supports, and safety planning to provide help beyond the crisis moment.

5. Follow Up: Continue checking in to show ongoing care, strengthen connection, and reduce future risk.

Read more about the 5 Action Steps here.

How to Have a #RealConvo

Talking to children about suicidal thoughts can be challenging. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's #RealConvo campaign offers resources to help parents and students start these important conversations.

You don't need to be an expert; real conversations can create a human connection and can save a life.
Click here to learn more.
Know the Warning Signs

Suicide risk in children and teens is often linked to mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and substance abuse.

If your child is struggling with one of these disorders or you suspect they might be, don't hesitate to contact your pediatrician to ask for help. Other risk factors include:

Sudden loss (death, break up, divorce, incarceration)

Social pressures (sexual orientation, gender identity, racism)

Depression and mental health struggles

Physical or sexual abuse

Alcohol and substance use

Previous attempts

Loss of someone to suicide

Easy access to firearms or dangerous items

Bullying, cyberbullying, discrimination

Serious financial problems

What Parents Can Do

If you notice signs of mental health stress in your child, here are some ways you can help:

Tune in - Connect physically and emotionally; show interest in their life

Listen - Watch for changes in behavior, patterns, or social activities

Don't dismiss comments - Pay attention to alarming phrases like, "Nothing matters" or " Everyone would be better off without me"

For a more complete list click here.

What Resources Are Available?

Watch ParentGuidance.org courses on suicide prevention and supporting your child.

Talk to a school counselor or therapist if your child is struggling.

Consult your general practitioner for mental health support or referrals.

Check out mylifeisworthliving.org for an animated series on teen suicide. Watching this with your children can help them realize they are not alone.

Calling for Help - Who and When

Did you know you don't need to be in crisis to call a crisis lifeline? Anyone needing emotional support or guidance can call 24/7. Whether you're worried about a friend, family member, or yourself, crisis lines can help with issues like substance abuse, relationships, illness, depression, loneliness, and more. If you're concerned about yourself or others, don't hesitate to reach out!

The 988, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, offers free, confidential support 24/7 for those in crisis or emotional distress, with over 180 local crisis centers across the U.S.

Learn More: Take Our No-Cost Course

Take this course that helps parents understand mental health, recognize warning signs, and support suicide prevention.
What Parents Need to Know about Suicide Prevention

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Discover practical steps, warning signs, and resources to help prevent suicide and support the mental well-being of children and teens.

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Watch Together Series: Healing After a Suicide Attempt- Amie

September 10th @ 6 PM MT

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Watch Together Series: Healing After a Suicide Attempt- Amie. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Together, parents and teens will watch an animated story about Amie. Amie is a high-achieving and organized student, but beneath the surface, she's navigating the long road of healing after a suicide attempt. This session opens a conversation about post-crisis recovery, perfectionism, and the influence of social media on self-worth.

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Learn about adding the PG.org Medallion to your school website!

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00 START HERE Medallion Set-up Guide (1)

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Helping Helpers Help New Mexico Project (SY 25-26)