Worksheets, Fact Sheets, and Toolkits

Whether you're starting a conversation, building a lesson plan, or looking for clear, practical information, having the right tools makes a difference. This collection of worksheets, factsheets, and toolkits is designed to support prevention efforts and promote mental health and wellness across our communities. These resources are free to use, easy to share, and ideal for parents, educators, service providers, and advocates looking to make a positive impact.
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This fact sheet was developed by the Institute for Child and Family Wellbeing and is intended for staff and clients alike. The fact sheet provides a working understanding of trauma and helpful strategies to manage potential problems resulting from trauma.
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Feeling overwhelmed? Read this National Institute of Mental Health fact sheet to learn whether it’s stress or anxiety, and what you can do to cope.
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With Walgreens’ support, MHA created an easy-to-follow toolkit for all levels of an organization to help support employee mental health and well-being.
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Each person’s “healthiest self” is different. We have different bodies, minds, living situations, and people influencing our lives. Each area can impact your overall health. This means we each have a unique set of health needs. Use the National Institutes of Health wellness toolkits to find ways to improve your well-being in any area you’d like.
Mental Health America Resources
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Spending time in nature can lead to positive mental health outcomes, such as improved focus, lower stress, and better mood.
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Did you know your ZIP code plays a significant role in how healthy you are? Learn about how your surroundings can impact mental health.
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Look around and adjust your space at home to help you be more productive, reach your goals, and improve your mental health.
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Stable housing allows individuals to develop routines and connections to their local community, which are beneficial for mental health.
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Work through these prompts on how you can improve your home environment.
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Learn how being outdoors can boost your mental health and wellness.