May 29, 2024 03:00 PM - KMHPC in partnership with Mary Bridge, Family Behavioral Health-Catholic Community Services and Seneca Family of Agencies will present information regarding emergency department utilization including high level statistics, accessing youth mobile crisis teams, levels of intervention and example scenarios for community partners.
Thursday, May 23, 3-4:30PM - Join us for a conversation about substance use disorder treatment strategies and resources through a lens of hope, healing, and compassion. - with Jennifer L. Sorensen LMFT, SUDP, Katrina Ray, SUDP and Keith Ask, SUDP-T
WATCH THE VIDEO AND VIEW PHOTOS OF THIS EVENT! This year's event theme is "Your Voice Matters," which serves as a vital call to empower young minds in the sphere of mental health. The theme "Your Voice Matters" resonates profoundly with us as it emphasizes that every young person's perspective is not only valid but crucial.
May 15, 2024 3:00 PM - Behavioral health is just as important as physical health issues, but sometimes it’s not easy to ask for help. Supporting the mental health of children and youth will require a whole-of-society effort to address longstanding challenges, strengthen the resilience of young people, support their families and communities, and mitigate the pandemic’s mental health impacts.
Thursday, May 9, 3-4:30PM with Carly Kurtz, MSW and Daja Sawyer, LICSW Break down the myths and facts regarding teenage suicidal ideation with us. Community members, caregivers, parents, community partners, and those willing to learn about how to help those who suffer from suicidal thoughts are all welcome.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE TO WATCH VIDEO OF THE ENTIRE SERIES In this webinar series professionals will be provided with both instructional and experiential content to better equip them to provide a healing relational experience for children and teens who have experienced death.
