Resources for
Caregivers &
Perinatal People
Resources to Support Wellbeing
While VTCPAP's consultation service is designed for healthcare providers, we recognize that caregivers are essential members of a child's support team. Our approach considers each child within the comprehensive context of their family, home, and community.
Below are curated resources to help caregivers better understand and support their child's unique developmental journey. Caregivers are encouraged to collaborate with their child's Primary Care Provider (PCP); Caregivers can encourage their PCP to reach out to VTCPAP for support and consultation.
If you are looking for a mental health provider for your child, VTCPAP recommends the Vermont Counseling Network or Psychology Today. Perinatal people can also access Help Me Grow for support in getting connected to resources.
Mental Health Resources for Caregivers & Perinatal People
A wealth of resources, carefully curated to address your diverse needs and empower you in your journey
Aggression & Other Concerning Behaviors
Alcohol & Substance Use
Anxiety, Phobias & OCD Resources
ADHD
Autism
BIPOC Family Resources
Depression & SAD
Eating & Feeding Disorders
Grief & Loss
LGBTQ+ Resources
Media & Technology
Medications
Parenting & Community Supports
Perinatal Resources
Puberty & Healthy Relationships
School Related Resources & School Avoidance
Sleep
Social Skills & Social Emotional Learning
Stress Reduction & Management
Suicidality, Safety Planning & Cultivating Hope
Trauma
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VTCPAP is hosted by The Vermont Program for Quality in Health Care, Inc. (VPQHC).
This program is supported by VT DMH Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program with funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
and the Four Pines Fund as part of an award totaling $634,130 with 23% financed with non-governmental sources.
This program is also supported by the VT Dept of Health Maternal Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Program with funding from the
Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) as part of an award totaling $666,666 with 10% financed with non-governmental sources, as well as through matched
Medicaid administrative funds. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government.
For more information, please visit HRSA.gov.
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