The Toll of Pediatric Mental Health on Working Parents
Working parents facing mental health challenges with their children can become overwhelmed, with life quickly taking a turn for the worse.
A study by The Kids Mental Health Foundation revealed that one-third of parents changed or quit their jobs due to their child's mental health issues. Many parents concerned about their children's mental health reported difficulties with attendance, focus, and managing stress.
Furthermore, the financial burden exacerbates the stress: according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, 20% of parents pay for their children's mental health visits out of pocket.
When our kids suffer, we suffer
Benefit leaders can help parents support their children's needs with comprehensive pediatric offerings, providing holistic and affordable care.
Author's summary: Working parents struggle with pediatric mental health challenges.
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