Stress Busters Resources for Professionals | Supportive Relationships

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A list of resources for health care professionals and community-based organizations on helping clients foster supportive relationships.

See CBO toolkit for additional resources by Stress Buster.

 
DIRECTORIES AND PROGRAMS FOR LOCAL RESOURCES
Engage your community network, work with your local 211 or other resource tools to identify local resources to help people build supportive relationships and grow their social network (e.g., parenting/caregiver classes, universal home visiting programs*, faith-based groups, clubs, mentors, and sports teams through school or local organizations; reduced fees may be available).

*For some, home visiting programs may seem threatening and remind them of child welfare services; for more information see the Stress Buster Toolkit for Community-based Organizations – Supportive Relationships.

 
FOR EXPECTING OR NEW PARENTS/CAREGIVERS

 
FOR PARENTS/CAREGIVERS WITH YOUNG CHILDREN

 
FOR ADOLESCENTS

 
FOR ADULTS

 
FIND A THERAPIST
Therapists can help individuals and families focus on building trust and positive relationship skills and empower parents to get their own healing and treatment, which can improve bonding and attachment. Ask if you can help people find mental or behavioral health services to support healthy family functioning (e.g., individual therapy, couples counseling, or caregiver-child therapies). See the mental healthcare Stress Buster for more information.

To find individual therapists to support attachment and relationship issues:

 
RESOURCES FOR PROFESSIONAL BURNOUT

 
CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS

 
FOR MORE INFORMATION

 
FIND A TRAUMA-INFORMED CLINICIAN
Find Medi-Cal providers who have completed the certified Becoming ACEs Aware in California training.

 
FOR PEOPLE WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE