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Mental Health Resources

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Fargo Public Schools is excited to partner with the Cook Center for Human Connection and their website ParentGuidance.org. This is a mental health resource for parents and provides a trusted place to go for real answers, to find support and real help for their children. 

This FREE resource offers parents access to licensed therapists delivering different courses for parents on topics like living with a child with depression, identifying anxiety, and coping with grief and loss through a series of monthly district-specific webinars.

Additional webinars and resources will be posted as they are released.

Questions: Contact Jen Sahr at sahrj@fargo.k12.nd.us

Ask a Therapist Live

Got burning questions about parenting, relationships, or your child's well-being?

Join us for Ask a Therapist Live with our renowned family therapist, Dr. Kevin Skinner. Participants anonymously submit questions to receive thoughtful, personalized answers. 

Upcoming Events:

July 21, 2026; 7:00 PM Central

Attend for Free

August 25, 2026; 7:00 PM Central

Attend for Free

Ask a Therapist Live gives you direct access to clinical expertise without the wait list. 

  • Ask a therapist any question about youth mental health or parenting
  • Participation is anonymous
  • Register for the live event to get access to the replay

Your relationship with your child is the most important thing. Attend this free webinar to improve it.

View previously asked questions on Ask a Therapist

Mental Health Newsletters

Even during stressful seasons, small acts of gratitude can make a big difference. This issue shares simple, research-backed ways to boost connection, mood, and well-being.