New program helps parents manage children's mental health struggles amid digital era pressures

A recent Pew Research survey found 55% of parents are "very concerned" about their child's mental health. A new program is working to help parents navigate crucial conversations with their kids to help them recognize any signs that they're child is struggling, and then connects families with mental health providers and other resources. Jennifer Arevalo, a Behavioral Health Prevention Coordinator for Wolfson Children's Hospital, joined The Morning Show on Tuesday to talk about the new program called “Common Thread.”