One way providers can help children and teens with their mental health is to simply talk about it – don’t be afraid to ask. If
Children’s Minnesota psychologists share tips for how to prepare for the conversation about suicide, have the conversation and to be prepared with outside resources.
Children’s Minnesota is pleased to announce it received $100,000 as part of the second cohort of the Preventing Youth Suicide National Collaborative, A Cardinal Health
Katie Besch, LPCC, behavioral health specialist at Children’s Minnesota, shares more about suicide prevention.
Suicide is the second leading cause of death in young people in Minnesota. While it’s a difficult topic to discuss, Dr. Julie Erickson, LP, PhD,
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