Finally, one place to organize every single detail of your child’s care.

Ever feel like the information about your child’s diagnosis, treatment, and appointments is all over the place? This fillable care organizer includes sections for diagnoses, medications, hospitalizations, therapists, appointments, milestones, allergies, insurance, emergency contacts, weekly schedules, to-dos, and more — so you can turn to a single place every time you need any important info.

With this organizer you’ll:
• Easily keep every critical detail in one place — from medical info to contacts to appointments, and more
• Have everything you need at your fingertips during calls with doctors, therapists, insurance, or schools
• Be able to share everything caregivers need to know so everyone stays updated

Download the fillable masterchart

You're doing all you can — and yet you always feel like you're failing someone.

Watching your other children navigate their sibling’s challenges can leave you feeling sad or helpless. This guide by Dr. Sora Yaroslowitz — a parenting expert, and herself the mother of a child with special needs — gives you tested tools to ease resentment and strengthen siblings' connection.
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‍You’ll discover:
• How to respond when a child asks, “Can’t we just be normal?” (and the exact words to help ease their frustration)
• The common mistake parents make when trying to “make it up” to siblings (and what actually works instead)
• Ways to help siblings move from frustration to empathy (illustrated by a powerful real sibling story)

Get the guide (12 min read)

When a child can’t make sense of a loved one’s mental illness, fear fills in the blanks.

It can be overwhelming and confusing for a child to see a parent, sibling, or friend struggling with mental illness. This short guide gives you the language to explain what’s going on in a clear, age-appropriate way, so children feel safe and supported.

You’ll learn how to:
• Explain mental illness in simple, reassuring language
• Answer the tough questions your children may have (“Is it my fault?” “Why is he always so nervous?”)
• Give kids the tools to stay grounded even during tough moments

Get the guide (4-min read)

Mental Health

Empowering Emotional Intelligence

Managing Panic Attacks

Understanding Social Anxiety Disorder

Confronting Childhood Trauma

How to Support a Family Member with Anxiety

Understanding Separation Anxiety

Understanding Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Mental Health Disorder Prevention

Combating Depression in the Elderly

Understanding Depression

Understanding Anxiety

Adult ADHD Action Plan

Helping Kids Sleep Better: Sleep Strategies for Anxiety

Finally, one place to organize every single detail of your child’s care.

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You're doing all you can — and yet you always feel like you're failing someone.

Thank you!

When a child can’t make sense of a loved one’s mental illness, fear fills in the blanks.

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