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Resources for Parents and Caregivers

Welcome to the First Approach Skills Training (FAST) program resource page for parents and caregivers. Below are handouts, workbooks and other resources that you can download for free. 

Recommended resources for mental health clinicians or primary care providers are also available. 

FAST Resources for Parents and Caregivers

Below are free handouts and workbooks recommended for parents and other caregivers. Many families use these resources with the support of a mental health provider, but other families use them on their own. Sometimes families try out these resources while waiting for an appointment with a mental health provider.

For families who are already working with a mental health provider but are interested in using FAST materials, you are welcome to share the For Mental Health Providers page with your provider to see if any of our free FAST tools might be something you can work on together.

For questions about resources or provider training opportunities, please contact us at [email protected].

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