Resources for those in support / caregiving roles
Mental Health Coaching
Trauma-Informed Services
Mental Health Coaching
Curious on how you can better support someone living with symptoms of mental health disorders, chronic illness/pain or disability? Have questions about children and medications, hospitalizations and 'where to go from here'? Book your Mental Health Coaching Session with Karyn.
Peer Support Group
Trauma-Informed Services
Mental Health Coaching
Wishing you could hear from other parents / caregivers on their experiences? Have questions you would like to ask in a safe space?
Learn more about Trauma Tree's online peer support group for individuals in a supportive role.
Trauma-Informed Services
Trauma-Informed Services
Trauma-Informed Services
Our list of trauma-informed service providers are a great fit for anyone directly or indirectly affected by symptoms of mental health disorders, chronic pain/illness and/or disability.
Browse by category to see what types of support you can incorporate to your day to day to support you and yours.
Peer Support / Organizations
Parents Never Give Up
"The Creation of Parents Never Give Up was originally designed to be a simple blog page. A space for me to recount my stories and share my heartache, my fears and the lessons I have learned. Since writing my first blog, I have not stopped learning and growing. I have uncovered my passion and purpose in my life and now I live to support ot
"The Creation of Parents Never Give Up was originally designed to be a simple blog page. A space for me to recount my stories and share my heartache, my fears and the lessons I have learned. Since writing my first blog, I have not stopped learning and growing. I have uncovered my passion and purpose in my life and now I live to support other parents who are dealing with children who are choosing to self-harm. I am passionate about no parent having to walk this journey alone. It took me 4 long years to realize the one key part of parenting that I was missing throughout everything that was happening around me. When I realized it, I knew I had hit it on the head because I haven't’ looked back since. I have difficult days and I have painful moments, but I do not live in them like I used to.
I put my oxygen mask on first and realized-- that if I did not start taking care of my own health immediately, I was not going to be around to help any of my children. That simple." - Janet Taylor