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Finding Your Way: A Guide to Mental Health Support in Erie County, PA
Many parents and caregivers have concerns about their child’s behavior, emotions, or development—but figuring out when to seek help, where to turn, and how to get started can feel overwhelming.
This guide is designed to make that process easier. It walks you through how children’s services work in Erie County, explains the different types of support available, and helps you understand where to go and how to get connected. Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or ready to take the next step, this resource helps point you in the right direction.
Learn more about parenting experiences to help build positive relationships with your children, encourage good behavior, and address common parenting challenges.
Make the most of your child’s next doctor’s visit. Find simple tools to help you ask questions, share concerns, and work with your child’s healthcare provider.
Parenting comes with plenty of questions. Explore trusted tips, activities, and resources to support your child—and yourself—through everyday moments and challenges.
Play is one of the best ways children learn. Find simple activities, videos, and ideas to help your child build important skills through everyday play.
Not sure what milestones to watch for? See photos and videos of real children showing common developmental milestones from birth through age 5.
Pregnant or just had a baby? The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline is free, confidential, and here to help, 24/7.
Check out this easy-to-browse resource, made available by Macaroni KID, to find out more about local summer camps for children!
Many parents worry about how much or how little their child eats and wonder if they're getting enough nutrients to help them grow. This article offers guidance on the nutritional needs of children at various ages.
The Family Dinner Project, a nonprofit initiative started in 2010, champions family dinner as an opportunity for family members to connect with each other through food, fun and conversation about things that matter.
The Emotional Intelligence Network offers you 4 experiments to reduce conflict and break frustrating patterns. Try them now to tap into empathy and creative problem solving with your kids.
