Resources

How to give yourself permission to do what feels good

Keeping your emotional balance during the holidays

BrightLife Kids: Nearly one year in, groundbreaking family mental health care program provides inclusive, accessible care across California

The Road Ahead for Brightline

Medical Records and the Release of Information

Myths and truths about suicide

A step-by-step guide for talking about mental health and suicide with your child

Talking about shootings and violence at school

Autism: The symptoms, the positives, and where to find support

Easy home adjustments to help children with autism

What every parent should know about childhood depression

5 tips on talking to your kid about gun violence

Handling school avoidance

New study shows Brightline improves caregiver strain, workplace productivity, and absenteeism

Tough transitions and performance pressure

Cyberbullying and the impact on your child

7 practical homework tips for ADHD kids

7 signs that your child is engaging in bullying behavior

7 signs that your child is being bullied

Teladoc Health partners with Brightline to expand mental healthcare support

BIPOC Q&A

Transforming LGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health Care with Brightline

LGBTQ&A

The Superpowers of ADHD

Morning Madness: How to put the “good” back in “good morning”

Is Your Child Making Friends or Enemies?

Helping kids (and yourself) manage anxiety

Substance use: Keeping it real

Tantrums, hitting, and separation anxiety

Tips on Summer Planning with Neurodiverse Kids

What makes Brightline’s autism spectrum disorder program unique?

How to help kids recognize stress and learn to manage it

How to navigate the big feelings of welcoming a new sibling

Moving can be a source of big feelings for our kids. Read our blog post for guidance on supporting your kids through it.

Research finds increased medical spending for children and families with a child with a mental health condition

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

How to Navigate Big Changes & Big Feelings: Divorce

Black History Month: A time to understand the past and create a brighter future

Help your teen navigate Valentine’s Day among peers

Big Changes and Big Feelings: A Guide for Parents

Teen communication is not impossible

Embracing differences and making decisions.

Does stress have ripple effects?

Your child has been diagnosed with ADHD. What now?

Most of us don’t even know how to process this information ourselves, let alone how to explain it to young, impressionable minds.

California Department of Health Care Services announces partnership with Brightline

If you’re feeling stressed about the holidays, it doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong — there’s a lot going on this year. Break free by tossing your to-do list and getting clear on what really matters.

In a world of instant gratification and constant stimulation, raising grateful kids can be a unique challenge in the modern world.

Could it be ADHD? Let’s talk about what to look for

5 signs your child might need a therapist

Your kid’s confidence level can reflect your own. Here’s what you can do to shore up the self-love.

The school-to-summer transition can be tough — especially this year. Let’s talk about why.

Here’s everything you need to know about cyberbullying, from the signs to watch out for to helping your kid get through it.

Social media gets a bad rap. But, it’s often a really important part of young people’s lives. So, how are kids using social media? And what are they getting out of it?

Keeping your kid safe on social media will be about educating yourself, educating your kid, and asking open-ended questions.

Read how Brightline increased their ability to deliver inclusive care by 67% with Violet, addressing health disparities for BIPOC, LGBQ, and TGNC youth.

As Brightline continues to grow, so does our team! Today we’re excited to announce two incredible new leaders have joined our executive team.

Relax! Your summer vacation doesn’t have to be perfect

The sexual orientation talk your teen really wants to have

How to support your child when a loved one dies by suicide

8 simple ways to ease your teen’s social anxiety

5 tips to keep social media from wrecking your kid’s self-esteem

Cut back on screen time and improve your child’s sleep

How to talk about racial injustice with your child

9 tips for talking to kids & teens about mental health

“I’m so glad a service like Brightline was available for me" - Brightline member spotlight

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

Exploring your identity: Brightline’s new BIPOC and LGBTQ+ identity-focused coaching programs

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

Our latest outcomes summary shows that kids who join Brightline are getting better: Families see fewer symptoms of depression and happier children after working with Brightline.

Sleep Made Simple: How to get your kids (and yourself!) better sleep

Children’s behavioral health care is facing a crisis, leading many parents and caregivers to quit their jobs. This guide shows what HR leaders can do to better support employees with kids during this challenging time.

We need pediatric behavioral health care designed specifically for kids. This guide explains why adult behavioral health care models aren’t so effective for kids, and what kind of care your employees need to support their families.

Tackling the adolescent mental health state of emergency — webinar recap

While the holidays are a joyful time for many, more people feel stressed during this time — and that stress trickles into the workplace. This guide offers insights on meeting the needs of employees and their families as the 2021 holidays draw closer.

“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

“With Brightline, I finally had options for my son” — Brightline family 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

In recognition of National Bullying Prevention Month in October, learn how employers can help employees cope with the impact of bullying and support their family’s behavioral health needs.

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

Just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month, this guide outlines purposeful changes you can make to better support the behavioral health of your Latinx team members and their families.

“A therapist who calls you by your correct pronouns is healing in and of itself” — Brightline therapist spotlight

More than two-thirds (69%) of parents and caregivers say their children suffered from a behavioral health issue in the last five years. Learn how employers can best support working families to retain employees, improve culture, and boost productivity.

Families across the country now have access to virtual behavioral health support with Brightline

Our kid’s behavioral health is in crisis. Here’s how to fix it — Part 2

Many children are experiencing behavioral health challenges today, but families aren’t able to access high quality, affordable care. This guide explains what’s going wrong — and what we can do to set things right.

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

The latest review of Brightline’s program shows it’s highly effective in reducing anxiety in children and adolescents with diagnosed anxiety disorders.

Meet Brightline’s growing clinical leadership team

The back-to-school period is often a challenging time, but working parents and caregivers are extra anxious for their children this fall semester. This guide provides solutions to help you anticipate the needs of your team to improve employee satisfaction and retain talent.

Brightline’s comprehensive model of pediatric behavioral care provides reliable clinical improvements for reducing children’s disruptive behavior.

How can leaders ensure that the benefit they’re providing truly supports their team members? This checklist outlines the four key criteria to consider when choosing a pediatric behavioral health benefit for your workforce.

Use this guide to get a clear understanding of the current mental health crisis affecting kids and adolescents — and to build a long-term strategy to support and retain your talent.