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📢 Save the Date!
The Center for Resilient Families Conference returns on February 26,
2026. This conference brings together parents, practitioners, and other members of the community to explore how we can make resources more accessible, relevant, and effective.

Join us for interactive breakout sessions exploring:
✅ What resources children and parents use—and trust
☑️ The promises and perils of social media for mental health support
✅ Gaps in access for underserved communities
☑️ What formats work best—and why How to co-create solutions with families

We’re shaping the 2026 agenda now and would love your input!
💡 Take a brief survey https://asu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a907xFp6ihcEbLo
to share the topics and conversations that matter
most to you & sign up to be notified when registration opens.

Together, we can build a more resilient future for families.

💚 It’s okay not to be okay. Today is World Mental Health Day, a reminder that taking care of your mind is just as important as caring for your body. If you’re struggling, please know—you are not alone, and help is always available.
💬 Talk about it.
🤝 Check in with someone who might need support.
💚 Take one small step today to care for your mental health.Together, we can make it okay to talk about not being okay.

Join our next webinar: Parenting under pressure: Supporting Caregivers on the frontlines.

Whether serving as medical professionals, educators, social workers, first responders, or in any occupation that requires constant resilience, balancing work and caregiving takes a significant toll on mental well-being.

Join ASU Reach Institute’s Center for Resilient Families and Mental Health America for a free 60-minute webinar:

Panelists include:
Matt Bloesch, Retired Law Enforcement & Father
Nichole Goble, Director of Community Initiatives, Caregiver Action Network
Leah O'Brien LIMHP, CPC, LADC, Director of Behavioral Health, First Responders Foundation

Registration Link: bit.ly/41RNEzL