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Teen support
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Teen Support
About the campaign
About the program
Navigating the unique challenges of raising a teen can be complex, especially given the ongoing changes in today’s world. Wellthy’s Teen Support content program provides specialized support for parents and caregivers of teenagers.
In addition to Wellthy’s Care Concierge service, we have created a variety of short videos (“Care Clips”) and downloadable resources curated by experts from Wellthy’s Care Team and a mental health consultant.
Please note: This section includes resources that are only accessible to populations with access to Childcare and Teen Support. For more information, please inquire with your Wellthy Client Success Manager.
Promotion toolkit
Content toolkit
Find everything you need to promote the campaign to employees below.
Webinar Messaging Resources Community
School success
- It’s always a good idea to connect with the teenagers in your life about improving their executive functioning skills. These skills are critical for developing self-esteem, social skills, school success, and emotional wellbeing during adolescence. Check out this one-pager for information from Wellthy on improving teens’ executive function skills.
Managing stress
- While a certain level of stress is beneficial, too much stress, coupled with a lack of understanding on how to manage it, can have serious repercussions. For teens, it's crucial that their initial experiences with stress are not debilitating, but also constructive, as these will shape their stress-handling strategies in the future. Check out this one-pager for tips on how to manage teens’ stress.
Learning differences
- Does your teen struggle with attention in school? Attention issues impact many teens, but it can be difficult to know when there is a behavioral issue to address, or when a teen needs extra formal support. Check out this one-pager for tips on how to reduce teens’ procrastination.
Mental health
- Teen mental health is always top of parents' minds, and for good reason as rates of suicide, anxiety, and more rise. Knowing some signs to look for can help you determine if you need to take additional steps. Check out this one-pager for information on understanding anxiety and related conditions in teens.
Social media
- TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and Youtube – do you know how your teens use them? It’s important that you and your teen have conversations about the effects of social media, too much screen time, and cyberbullying. Check out this one-pager for tips on how to address cyberbullying.
Risky behaviors
- Getting your teen to open up: Tips for parents
- How to respond when your teen is worried about a friend
- How to discuss risky behaviors with your teen
- Responding calmly when concerned about your teen
Gender identity and sexual orientation for teens
- The Trevor Project
- Direct Online and Phone Support Services for LGBTQ+ Youth (Human Rights Campaign)
- Gender Spectrum
- A Practitioner’s Resource Guide: Helping Families to Support their LGBT Children (SAMHSA)
- Tips for Parents of LGBTQ Youth (from Johns Hopkins Medicine)
On-demand webinars
Care Clips
- Summer strategies for mental health and school success
- Teaching your teen to manage stress and expectations at school
- Addressing attention and learning differences in your teen to achieve school success
- How to identify and address mental health challenges in your teen
- 5 Ways to improve your teen's relationship with social media
Teen Support Forum
In the Teen Support forum, those parenting teens discuss challenging topics that can only be shared with others who have experienced similar situations.