Parent Support Network
No parent should feel alone in their journey.
CATCH’s Parent Support Network helps parents and caregivers find connection, practical resources, and a place to begin when their child is struggling with mental health or emotional-wellness challenges.
Choose the kind of support that feels right for you: join a small parent group, start with a one-on-one conversation, or explore professional support resources .
What parents say about finding support through CATCH
Join a small parent group for honest conversation and peer support.
CATCH’s Parents Connect groups bring caregivers together for honest conversation, shared understanding, and peer support from people who truly get it.
Groups are small, confidential, and facilitated by a fellow parent with lived experience, not a therapist. You don’t need to have the right words, just a willingness to show up.
Parents Connect Explained
Current groups include:
- Kids ages 6–13
- Teens ages 12–18
- Adult children ages 18+
- Eating disorders
Complete the form for current days, times, and availability.
Ready to join a group?
Complete the form and we’ll help you find the right fit.
Need more information?
Start with One Person
Sometimes the first step is talking with someone who understands. CATCH Conversations connects parents and caregivers with a CATCH volunteer who can listen, offer understanding, and help you consider available CATCH resources and support options.
This is peer connection, not therapy or clinical advice.
Find Professional Support
CATCH shares informational provider lists and crisis/help-line resources for families looking for additional support.
These resources can help you begin exploring options, but they are not clinical referrals or endorsements.
Explore our Resource Hub.
Finding support is an important first step, but it’s what we do next that can make a real difference. Explore CATCH’s Resource Hub for practical tools, trusted information, expert guidance, and real-life perspectives to help support children, teens, and families.
