This page provides informative resources on resiliency and children’s mental health. Look for our Resiliency Leadership Ohio logo to view resources created by Resiliency Leadership Ohio and our resiliency partners.

Resiliency Tool Kit Resiliency Toolkit Resource #1: Regulation Reboots Resiliency Toolkit Resource #2: Enhancing Family Strength Resiliency Toolkit Resource #3: Strengthening Attachments Resiliency Toolkit Resource #4: Attunement or Feeling Felt Resiliency Toolkit Resource #5: Validation and Valuing Resiliency Toolkit Resource #6: Hope and Optimism Resiliency Toolkit Resource #7: Contribution and Participation Resiliency Toolkit Resource #8: Resiliency and Trauma Intervention

Resiliency Brochure: Resiliency Leadership Ohio brochure: Supporting Mental Health In Ohio’s Youth Download the Resiliency Brochure in a printable PDF format

Resiliency Principles of Care: Youth-guided and family-driven principles for resiliency-oriented children’s mental health system. Get more information about Resiliency Principles of Care

Resiliency Consensus Statement: Youth and family consensus statement on resiliency and children’s mental health. Get more information about the Resiliency Consensus Statement

Resiliency Powerpoint: Insights on Resiliency: Utilizing Youth and Family-Based Evidence to Inform Policy and Practice. Download the Resiliency Powerpoint document

Risk and Protective Factor Checklist: Tool to assist providers in identifying youth and family risk and protective factor. Download the Risk and Protective Factor Checklist in a printable PDF format Lista de Factores de Riesgo y Protección - Español (Spanish) Version Descargar la versión en Español de este documento en formato PDF

Provider Resiliency Implementation Continuum: Tool to assist children’s’ mental health providers in evaluating implementation of resiliency-oriented practices and policies agency-wide. Download the Provider Resiliency Implementation Continuum in a printable PDF format

Developmental Assets: Search Institute’s Developmental Assets Lists. Developmental Asset Lists for Adolescents (ages 12 - 18) Download this resource Developmental Asset Lists for Middle Childhood (ages 8 - 12) Download this resource Developmental Asset Lists for Grades K-3 (ages 5 - 9) Download this resource Developmental Asset Lists for Early Childhood (ages 3 to 5) Download this resource The list of 40 Developmental Assets® is reprinted with permission from Search Institute®. Copyright © 1997, 2006 Search Institute, 615 First Avenue NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413; 800-888-7828; www.search-institute.org. The list may be reproduced for educational, noncommercial uses only. All Rights Reserved. The following are registered trademarks of Search Institute: Search Institute®, Developmental Assets®, and Healthy Communities • Healthy Youth®.

The Social Security and Disability Resource Center (SSDRC.com) is an informational website written by a former claims examiner for the social security administration, and addresses many questions that people often have about the application process, but have trouble finding clear answers to. Visit the website: http://www.ssdrc.com

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