Mental Health Matters: Modeling Calm When the World Feels Loud
By Shari L. Shapiro After the holidays, I hear the same thing from parents, grandparents, and teachers: everything feels louder. Routines come back, life speeds up, and that sense of urgency returns. Even if nothing is wrong, the tension is still there. And our kids...
How to Help at the 2025 Holiday Central
Holiday Central is just around the corner, and your participation would mean the world to us. Every year in November Kids In Crisis undertakes a huge effort of collecting and distributing gifts to children in need throughout Fairfield County to help to make the...
Learn about The Digital Gap: Navigating Social Media with Kids of Every Age
Join us for an important Community Impact Conversation with First County Bank Topic: The Digital Gap – Navigating Social Media with Kids of Every Age. Learn how to keep kids safe, informed, and resilient online with insights from Norwalk TeenTalk counselors. Tuesday,...
Mental Health Matters: TeenTalk in Schools – How Counselors Provide a Lifeline for Students
By Shari L. Shapiro, Executive Director, Kids In Crisis The other morning, a student walked into a TeenTalk counselor’s office without saying a word. She dropped her backpack, sat down, and stared at the floor. It took a few minutes before the tears came, but when...
Lighting the Way: September 2025 Updates from Kids In Crisis
The Kids In Crisis September 2025 Newsletter highlights powerful stories of impact, including the record-breaking Lighthouse Tea Dance, new TeenTalk insights, SafeHaven updates, and upcoming community events that bring hope and support to children and families
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