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Supporting families facing school avoidance

Since the pandemic, more children are struggling with school mornings, separation worries, and getting out the door. BrightLife Kids can help families address the root causes of school avoidance before absenteeism becomes chronic. 

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Resource Toolkit

Get families support with the tough stuff and help kids thrive

This toolkit is your guide as you learn and share information about BrightLife Kids - free behavioral health coaching for California families with kids ages 0-12.

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BrightLife Kids Webinars

February

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Mental Health Strategies for Black Children and Families

Thu, Feb 26th

12:00-12:30 PM PST

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March

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Fueling Healthy Families: A Wellness Guide

Tue, March 24th

12:00-12:30 PM PST

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May

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Summer Digital Wellness: Developing healthy habits for screens & social media

Thu, May 21st

12:00-12:45 PM PST

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Here for you

We're your partner as you learn skills, find support, and build self-confidence.

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Aquí para ti

Somos tu compañero mientras aprendes habilidades, encuentras apoyo y construyes confianza en ti mismo.

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