How to keep talking about mental health all year long
Resources
Handy resources, easy-to-use guides, helpful tips, and member resources.
Let’s talk about everyone’s mental health
Ten ways to help your family fly into summer
Decoding your child’s behavior and helping them express themselves
Brightline is now open in New York
Research report: Brightline can be effective in lessening caregiver strain and improving functioning in a pediatric population
A bright new start
March's Monthly Mantra Coloring Sheet
Tricky eaters and no-sleepers, this one is for you
How to teach kids to be an ally and an advocate for themselves and for others
February's Monthly Mantra Coloring Sheet
Ages & Stages: Making and keeping friends
Celebrating history and teaching self-love
California meets the twin problems of mental health care with a triplicate of solutions
January's Monthly Mantra Coloring Sheet
How to help kids (and yourself) find comfort during a tragedy
Los Angeles wildfires: Simple ways to support friends and loved ones
Nine ways to help when tragedy strikes
How to start 2025 with a clean slate
How to build optimism one step at a time
Stress-busting, joy-boosting tips
Modeling balance, joy, and being present for your child
BrightLife Kids: Nearly one year in, groundbreaking family mental health care program provides inclusive, accessible care across California
Myths and truths about suicide
Talking about shootings and violence at school
A guide for talking about mental health and suicide with your child
Autism: Recognizing symptoms and finding support for your family
How to handle school avoidance
5 tips on talking to your kid about gun violence
New study shows Brightline improves caregiver strain, workplace productivity, and absenteeism
Tough transitions and performance pressure
Cyberbullying: Social media, gaming, and online frenemies
7 practical homework tips for ADHD kids
7 signs that your child could be engaging in bullying behavior (and what to do about it)
7 signs that could mean your child is being bullied (and what to do about it)
BIPOC Q&A
Making Friends or Enemies: What to do about ghosting, bullying, and friends found online
Helping kids (and yourself) manage anxiety
A phase or a problem? How to handle tantrums, hitting, and separation anxiety
Tips on Summer Planning with Neurodiverse Kids
What makes Brightline’s autism spectrum disorder program unique? Our focus on early intervention
How to help kids recognize stress and learn to manage it
Big Changes & Big Feelings: New Sibling
Big Changes & Big Feelings Q&A: Moving
Caring for Your Kids Starts with You: Self-Care Tips for Parents and Caregivers
Good sleep + mood-boosting food = a more balanced teen brain
Is telling your kids to “be nice” enough? Here’s how to teach them kindness
Big Changes & Big Feelings: Divorce
Parent Conversation Guide: Valentine’s Day & Teen Rejection Sensitivity
Big Changes and Big Feelings: A Guide for Parents
8 strategies for getting your teen to open up
Q&A: How do you make sure your kids belong during holiday gatherings and conversations?
How does stress cycle within families?
Your child has been diagnosed with ADHD. What now?
How do you talk to kids about what’s going on in Israel and Gaza?
6 tips for raising grateful kids in a modern world
Could it be ADHD? Let’s talk about what to look for
5 signs your child might need a therapist
Teach your child self-compassion by learning it yourself
Meet the newest leaders of Brightline’s leadership team
The sexual orientation talk your teen really wants to have
Relax! Your summer vacation doesn’t have to be perfect
How to support your child when a loved one dies by suicide
9 tips for talking to kids & teens about mental health
Brightline study: How your kid's stress shows up at your work
Your guide to managing BIG back-to-school feelings
Our new partnership with Peer Health Exchange puts teens in the driver’s seat
Why we lead with accessibility for our members
Meet Getting an early start on autism: our virtual coaching program supporting parents of young children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
“I feel like I’m finally able to truly make an impact in meaningful ways” — Brightline coach spotlight
What our $105M Series C raise means for the future of virtual, equitable family behavioral healthcare
“I love that I help other families get support as early as possible in their child’s journey” — Brightline family spotlight
“I’m so grateful to have found Brightline for my son” — Brightline member spotlight
“Brightline was there for our family at exactly the right time” — Brightline member spotlight
Children and depression: Why Brightline’s blended care model works
Sleep Made Simple: How to get your kids (and yourself!) better sleep
Tackling the adolescent mental health state of emergency — webinar recap
“This experience has made my heart even more wide open” — Brightline coach spotlight
Tips & support to help tackle Social-Emotional Learning and self-esteem issues for kids and teens
Biden’s behavioral health initiative: A good start — but just a start
“No child is an island. Each one is supported by a village” — Brightline therapist spotlight
Social media can be tough for families to manage. Here’s how to help them
Brightline launches new program focused on autism spectrum disorder
Meet Brightline’s new clinical advisory board
How Brightline’s taking on the biggest challenges in pediatric behavioral health care — Webinar recap
Meet the newest leaders of Brightline’s operations team
“Finding Brightline was such a relief for us” — Brightline member spotlight
Good ADHD care is hard to find. We’re making it easier
“Cultural factors are always at play” — Brightline therapist spotlight
“A therapist who calls you by your correct pronouns is healing in and of itself” — Brightline therapist spotlight
Our kid’s behavioral health is in crisis. Here’s how to fix it — Part 2
5 Brightline coaching programs that will help you tackle back-to-school
In an age of anxiety, Brightline can help families deal with fear and worry
“My desire is to create a safe space for families” — Brightline coach spotlight
Our kids’ behavioral health is in crisis. Here’s what went wrong — Part 1
The last year in mental health, according to a teen
Therapy vs. Coaching: Which one is best for kids and families?
How teletherapy measures up to in-person care for kids & teens