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Program Materials 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. 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.

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Anxiety problems
Topic Ages Links
Workbooks and Handouts
Anxiety in Children and Teens Handout 3 to 18 English | Simplified Chinese | Spanish | Vietnamese
FAST-Anxiety Video-Guided Workbook 3 to 18 English | Spanish
FAST-Anxiety Workbook (Brief Version) 9 to 18 English | Spanish
Needle Phobia 3 to 18 English | Spanish
School Refusal Tips 3 to 18 English | Spanish
Extra Brave Practice Worksheet 3 to 18 English | Spanish
Behavior problems
Topic Ages Links
Workbooks and Handouts
Challenging Child Behavior Caregiver Handout 4 to 11 English | Dari | Pashto | Spanish
FAST-B Video-Guided Caregiver Workbook 4 to 11 English | Spanish
Supporting Children With Early Adversity Workbook 2 to 11 English
Understanding Your Foster Child Workbook 2 to 11 English
Managing Screen and Device Time 4 to 11 English | Spanish
Kids and Sleep 2 to 11

English | Spanish

Supporting Focus and Executive Functions 4 to 18

English

Sensory Differences Handout 1 to 11 English
Supporting Healthy Screen Use Handout 1 to 11 English
Supporting Kids After Stress and Trauma Handout 1 to 11 English
Supporting Kids With Speech Delays Handout 1 to 11 English
Managing Big Feelings Handout 1 to 11 English
Videos
5-Minute FAST-B Intro 4 to 11 English
FAST Behavior Basics (Video Class Landing Page) 4 to 11 English
Depression problems
Topic Ages Links
Workbooks and Handouts
Depression Information for Teens and Caregivers 10 to 18 English | Spanish
Early childhood problems
Topic Ages Links
Workbooks and Handouts
Early Childhood Caregiver Handout 1 to 4 English | Spanish
FAST-Early Childhood Caregiver Workbook 1 to 4 English | Spanish
Sensory Differences Handout 1 to 4 English
Supporting Healthy Screen Use Handout 1 to 4 English
Supporting Kids After Stress and Trauma Handout 1 to 4 English
Supporting Kids With Speech Delays Handout 1 to 4 English
Managing Big Feelings Handout 1 to 4 English
Parenting teens problems
Topic Ages Links
Workbooks and Handouts
Challenging Teen Behavior Caregiver Handout 12 to 18 English | Spanish
FAST-Parenting Teens Caregiver Workbook 12 to 18 English | Spanish
Supporting Focus and Executive Functions 5 to 18 English
Trauma problems
Topic Ages Links
Workbooks and Handouts
Trauma Information for Youths and Caregivers All English | Spanish
Racial Discrimination and Mental Health Caregiver Handout 6 to 18 English | Spanish
Other topics
Topic Ages Links
Workbooks and Handouts
School Refusal Tips for Caregivers 5 to 18 English | Spanish
Sleep Tips for Teens Handout 13 to 18 English | Spanish
Two-page handout for teens on managing their relationship with technology 13 to 18 English | Spanish
Handout for parents/caregivers on supporting youth experiencing racism All English | Spanish
Handout for kids and teens on racial discrimination and mental health All English | Spanish
Handout for teens on racial discrimination and mental health (detailed version) 13 to 18 English | Spanish
LGBTQ+ mental health handout 10 to 18 English | Spanish
Girls' Mental Health 9 to 18 English

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