Lamb Psychological Services, LLC

02/22/2026

There's a free webinar common up, sponsored by ADAA and in collaboration with Resilience Across Borders! Let's use our Strengths!

Wednesday, March 18, 2026 | 12 pm ET
Strength-Based Resilience: The Protective Power of Talents and Special Interests
Featuring: Mary K. Alvord, PhD, Lindsay Myerberg, PhD, and Rachel Weinstock, PhD (ADAA members)
Presented in collaboration with Resilience Across Boarders.

Not eligible for CE/CME
Build your child's confidence and resilience by nurturing their talents and special interests. Join this free, live webinar to learn how meaningful activities can strengthen coping skills, self-worth, and family connection.

This presentation goes beyond supporting a child’s special interests. It invites parents and educators to consider how an engaged, curious child can strengthen resilience within the family and the broader school community.

02/16/2026

🌟 Save the Date and Sponsor Opportunity!

Resilience Across Borders is thrilled to host our 4th Annual Raising Resilience: A Rooftop Benefit on Sunday, May 3, 2026, at the Hyatt Regency Bethesda Rooftop. This event brings our community together to expand access to high‑quality mental health interventions for youth in economically marginalized communities.

We’d be honored to have you join us as a sponsor.

What Our Sponsors Made Possible Last Year

📘 Published our Resilience Builder Program–Universal on Amazon

🎓 Served 700+ students with RBP‑U; 400 participated in our research (RCT)

👩‍🏫 Trained 30 teachers and after‑school coaches in FARMS schools

🤝 Partnered with DC Scores and KidPower to bring RBP‑U to their afterschool programs

🌐 Provided free bilingual family resources at teachresilience.org

🎤 Presented locally and nationally on resilience and evidence‑based youth care

Our 2026 Goal

We aim to raise $20,000 to underwrite the Rooftop Benefit, bring RBP‑U to 800+ students across 10 schools, complete our randomized control trial data collection, expand to grades 3–5, grow community presentations, strengthen partnerships, and pilot Resilience in Art.

Your financial or in‑kind sponsorship directly fuels this impact. Please review the attached sponsorship flyers for details on sponsor levels and benefits.

If you’d like to discuss sponsorship opportunities, we’d love to connect.

02/11/2026

Join us for a viewing and discussion of Screenagers Next Chapter on Wednesday, February 11th, 2026, starting at 5:30pm. This event is hosted by TampaWell from Tampa General Hospital (TGH) and Frameworks of Tampa Bay, Inc.

5:30 pm: Registration & free dinner

6 - 7 pm: Movie screening

7 - 8 pm: Panel discussion

** This is an outdoor event on the lawn, and seating won't be provided. You are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for your comfort.

** Please see parking and location directions attached.

02/04/2026

There is Resilience within Connections!

This month’s theme is Resilience in Connection! At the heart of resilience are relationships that foster belonging, offer support during adversity, and create the conditions for growth and well-being.

Whether in classrooms, families, or communities, connection plays a critical role in helping individuals navigate challenges, regulate emotions, and grow through adversity. When people feel supported and understood, they are better equipped to build resilience and thrive over time.

01/25/2026

This month we celebrate Resilience in Teaching! Dr. Shasha Lowe-Anderson shares her expertise and a beautifully written blog!
https://www.facebook.com/100066371714491/posts/1215242454031467/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

January Blog Post Is Live!

This month’s blog post explores our theme of resilience in teaching, written by our board member, Dr. Lowe-Anderson. Teaching is both demanding and deeply relational work, and resilience plays a critical role in helping educators navigate the emotional and practical challenges of the profession.

Read the full post here:
https://resilienceacrossborders.org/teaching-as-hard-work-teaching-as-heart-work-why-resilience-must-be-part-of-the-job/

01/24/2026

Join us for a movie screening of Screenagers Next Chapter on Wednesday, February 11th, 2026, starting at 5:30pm. This event is hosted by TampaWell from Tampa General Hospital (TGH) and Frameworks of Tampa Bay, Inc.

5:30 pm: Registration & free dinner
6 - 7 pm: Movie screening
7 - 8 pm: Panel discussion

This is an outdoor event on the lawn, and seating won't be provided. You are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for your comfort.
Lake Team Star Psychology, LLC Empower to Change

01/12/2026

This month we are focusing on Resilience in Teaching. A predicted trend in teaching for 2026 is for District leaders will navigate more layoffs and retention challenges, and we know teachers need more support! https://www.facebook.com/100066371714491/posts/1206672531555126/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

As we continue Resilience in Teaching month, Kate Fallon, 5th-grade teacher, is sharing her teacher-approved classroom management resources for both teachers and students.

We hope these resources feel supportive and useful in your own classroom!

01/07/2026

Be present in your day because you are a gift or you could choose to be a judgy kitten 😸

12/31/2025

Happy New Year Community!

☆ Be kind to yourself through the struggles.
☆Stay engaged in the choices you make.
☆Learn from the wisdom of the past.

12/06/2025

Interested in learning about Sensory Friendly events in the Tampa area? Check out the Center for Autism & Related Disabilities-USF (CARD) calendar...
https://card-usf.fmhi.usf.edu/calendar.html
Upcoming Sensory-Friendly events:


Sensory Saturdays at Museum of Fine Arts, 12/6

Day of Discovery (Yuletides) at The Florida Aquarium, 12/7

Tranquil Tuesday at Selby Gardens, 12/9

Great Connections at Great Explorations Children's Museum, 12/14

Sensory-Friendly Sundays at The Dali Museum, 12/14

Sensory Play Time at North Port Library, 12/18

Sensory-Friendly Animal Insider Tour at Busch Gardens, 12/21

Sensory Saturday at FloridaRAMA, 12/27

Sensory Sunday at Vertical Ventures, 12/28

Sunshine Sunday at Glazer Children’s Museum, 12/28

Art on the Spectrum at Tampa Museum of Art, 12/28

The Center for Autism & Related Disabilities at USF is a community-based project that provides information and consultation to individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and related disabilities. CARD-USF offers instruction and coaching to families and professionals through a training and....

11/29/2025

I've been involved with Resilience Across Borders for several months, and one important part of our mission ~ Resilience is teachable. Let’s make it accessible.

I’m so proud of the work we do at Resilience Across Borders.
● In 2024, we reached 500 students through the Resilience Builder Program – Universal, a classroom-based intervention that expands mental health accessibility for elementary students.
● This year, we are on track to reach 700+ kids and train 26 teachers, which empowers youth and transforms lives.
● We train teachers and aftercare coaches to deliver the resilience skills in 15 minute lessons, providing the curriculum, scripts, videos, and family newsletters.
● We are broadening our reach with our self-published teaching manual (available soon)!

The need is urgent: children deserve accessible support that builds resilience in everyday environments.

Join our Giving Tuesday Campaign!

Can you spare $25 today? Thanks to a generous matching donation your $25 turns into $50! Let's create some momentum for change!

Help us unlock this $20k match to expand to new schools and strengthen our communities.

https://www.givelocaltogether.org/o/RAB2025


Resilience Across Borders

Mission: Resilience Across Borders is dedicated to increasing access to mental health interventions for all

11/25/2025

a resource for local Tampa families...."A program is offering local K-5 homeschool students a chance to stay active with a free weekly physical education class.

Every Wednesday in the USF Recreation Center’s east gym, kids get a place to move and play—while USF College of Education physical education majors gain hands-on experience that prepares them for their future careers."

🔗 Learn more:

USF’s Physical Education Teacher Education program turns gym time into a win‑win: homeschool kids get to run, jump, and try out new sports, while future PE teachers swap textbooks for whistles and real‑world practice. It’s like recess meets career training—fun for the kids, and a hands‑o...