Parent & Caregiver Workshops
Practical tools for recognizing warning signs, starting hard conversations, and supporting a child's mental health at home. Offered virtually or in person to fit busy families, workshops are centered on the issues actually showing up in your schools, strengthening the partnership between families and staff.
The conversation doesn't have to be perfect, just started
Most parents aren't sure how to bring up something hard without making it worse. Workshops give parents and caregivers real language for starting the conversation, recognizing when something's off, and knowing what to do next, so support doesn't stop when the school day ends, it continues at home.
Flexible delivery, onsite or virtual
Offer workshops in whichever format reaches families best: evening virtual sessions, in-person events, or both, lowering the barriers that keep busy caregivers from participating.
Equips families to support mental health at home
Give parents and caregivers practical tools to recognize warning signs, start hard conversations, and support their child's mental health, extending care beyond the school day into the home.
Centered on your community's real needs
Workshops focus on the issues actually showing up in your schools: anxiety, social media, vaping, self-harm, crisis warning signs, so content resonates rather than feeling generic.
Strengthens the school-family partnership
Workshops build trust and open lines of communication between families and the school, so caregivers are engaged partners in support rather than looped in only when a crisis hits.
Our impact at a glance
Behavioral healthcare only works if it actually reaches students. Across hundreds of K-12 schools, Insite is delivering care that shows up in the data, from faster referrals to fewer out-of-district placements. Here's what that looks like.
71%
Student Improved Outcomes Rate
67
District NPS Score
+4.83
Average Increase Quality-Adjusted Life Years/Student
+$475K
Average Lifetime Cost Savings per Student
