For Parents and Caregivers | Bradley Hospital Search for Resources & Information For Parents and Caregivers URL COPIED! Whether you are looking for general parenting guidance, considering help for your child, or your child is already a patient at Bradley Hospital, we are committed to supporting you throughout your journey. We are here to help you understand what your child is experiencing, provide resources to help you and your child navigate the process, and work together with you to help your child. Your child needs you and your support right now. Use this assessment tool to help you figure out what to do. Assess your situation Kids' Link RI Kids’ Link RI is a behavioral health triage service and referral network that can help, too. As a parent, you may be noticing some signs and symptoms in your child and wonder what they mean. Find out more How to Get Help Finding someone to take care of your child’s mental health is just as important as finding someone to take care of his or her physical well-being. If your child has a broken bone, you take him or her to an emergency room. But what if he or she is in an emotional crisis? Where do you go? A common complaint that we hear from parents is that they are frustrated with the complexity of the children’s mental healthcare system and the process of navigating it. To help solve this problem, we have researched and produced this “how-to” guide for parents on children’s mental health issues. Read the guide If Your Child Is Already a Patient At Bradley Hospital, we want to prepare you and your family for your visit and make your stay as comfortable as possible. Download the Patient and Family Information Guide (PDF format): In English In Spanish Infant and toddler social emotional health and development is a foundation of all development. Bradley’s Foundations course includes 10 computer-based modules that offer insights about a baby’s social emotional health and development. Take the course Find out more about early childhood development milestones in your child's life Parenting Matters offers parents, childcare providers, social workers and teachers a unique opportunity to learn from top child development and behavior professionals in a casual setting. Find out more A podcast from the experts at Bradley Hospital, leaders in mental health care for children. Listen now reCAPTCHA