Children’s Mental Health Blog
Explore recent articles from Little Otter’s child and family mental health and wellness experts.
When to Worry: Seeking Professional Help for Children at Risk of Self-Harm or Suicide
This article highlights the importance of seeking professional help if you suspect your child is at risk of self-harm or suicide, offering guidance on how to recognize warning signs, start critical conversations, and connect with mental health professionals who specialize in supporting children and adolescents.
When to Worry: Signs and Symptoms of Suicidal Ideation in Young Children
In this article, we provide caregivers with the symptoms of suicidal ideation, highlighting key risk factors, warning signs, and prevention strategies to support their mental health and well-being.
When to Worry: Emotional Regulation & Behavior Changes During Back-to-School Season
This article explores emotional regulation and behavior changes during the back-to-school season to help caregivers recognize when professional intervention may be necessary.
When to Worry: Social Anxiety and Back-to-School Season
Learn more about what social anxiety is, strategies to support little ones with social anxiety, and when it’s time to seek additional support.
When to Worry: Separation Anxiety During Back-to-School Season
As summer ends and school begins, some children experience heightened separation anxiety. Learn the signs of separation anxiety and how to recognize when this anxiety may require professional support.