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Recovery in Times Square! What a remarkable video! Let's place recovery front and centre in conversations to support people to find the help they need in behavioural healthcare treatment. I have been on the Advisory Board for Recovery.com (formerly RehabPath) for a few years, and have been consistently impressed at what founders Ben Camp and Jeremiah Calvino are achieving with the support of an amazing staff team. I'm not sure I thought I would ever see the day when recovery was on the big screen! Seeing the reaction of Cliff McDonald is wonderful! Normalising conversations about recovery make a difference to people getting help - whether it's in the US, or here in Australia. If you are ever trying to find the right treatment options for you or a loved one, please don't give up. Message me and I'll help you work through some options. It matters too much to stay stuck. #recovery #addictionawareness #mentalhealthawareness #businessleaders #highperformance #behaviouralhealth #timessquare #recoveryispossible

"We learned her language. We learned what she was saying when other people couldn't." Parents and caregivers of kids 5 and under know their children inside and out, and the daily struggles they face to ensure healthy brain development. When they ask for support, we need to listen. Children Now's newest "Big Feelings" report details the urgent need to provide more behavioral health support to kids 5 and under, learned from direct conversations with parents and caregivers. Please read their stories, and find out what you and California's leaders can do to help: https://bit.ly/3TinfXT

Ever wonder what 25 years in behavioral health has taught us? From partnering with thousands of schools and agencies to working with over 4 million individuals, we’ve learned some powerful lessons on what it takes to support real change. Read the full scoop 👇 https://hubs.la/Q02Wc-7j0

Unfortunately, trauma-induced behavioral health issues seem increasingly more pervasive. Whether trauma's roots are in community events/crises or adverse childhood experiences, they can dramatically impact the health and productivity of individuals, businesses and communities. Thankfully, trauma-informed strategies to restore health and well-being are also more readily available. For example, business and community leaders may find these new resources from SAMHSA a good place to begin: https://lnkd.in/e3D6xV69

Tragic events, like the recent school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin, compel us to reflect deeply and seek solutions. In this video, I share critical insights as a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst, focusing on recognizing behavioral warning signs in children, understanding the impact of unstable environments, and emphasizing the importance of early intervention. This discussion is essential for parents, educators, and mental health professionals seeking actionable steps to address concerning behaviors and support at-risk children and teens. Prevention is not only possible—it requires expertise, intentionality, and collaboration within our communities. ➡️ Watch the full video for more insights. 📧 Visit Pathformers.com for additional resources, or contact me directly at drklein@pathformers.com. Together, we can create safer environments and healthier futures for our children.

Our newest Science and Services Spotlight,Understanding Trauma Exposure in Crossover Youth, is now live! View and download here: https://lnkd.in/eD2i5tBe Explore CTRJJ’s newest Science and Services Spotlight, a resource series for juvenile justice professionals, mental health professionals, advocates, community members, and youth and families. The goals of these Spotlights are to: - Provide brief, focused summaries of current research findings or innovative trauma-informed services, and - Increase awareness of cutting-edge information that can be used to raise awareness, enhance trainings, inform practice, and support policy change. A new Science and Service Spotlight will be added monthly. Browse all downloadable Science and Services Spotlights by clicking the link above!

Trauma-informed practice: A strength-based and social justice approach for supporting diverse communities - a #MentalHealth #webinar designed to provide valuable insights to support yourself, your team, and your clients. Join Karine Silverwoman on January 15, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET to gain: • Insight into ways to politicize and de-pathologize trauma. • A deeper understanding of how trauma impacts the body (brain, body, nervous system). • An understanding into connections between oppression and trauma. • Confidence in applying trauma-informed tools and strategies. Register now to transform your approach to trauma and social justice. Your perspective will never be the same - https://cvent.me/eEwzMV #TraumaInformedPractice #SocialJustice #MentalHealthTraining #KeepLearning #SKCCMHLI

COMMENTARY: Video games that require problem solving, teamwork, and emotional regulation mirror many of the goals of traditional therapy. That's why Thrive Behavioral Health launched a program that uses supervised video game play to foster social and emotional development for kids ages 8 to 18. https://lnkd.in/ewZyu7yR

Need CME, CEC Credit? This free webinar with a phenomenal speaker is next week to sign up & attend! #carelon #carelonbehavioralhealth #elevancehealth #improvinghealthcare #gabormate

Only 1 week to go! Join us in Sydney for what promises to be a terrific 3 days of exchange of ideas and experiential knowledge. More important than ever to decide what kind of social conditions we want and what direct actions to take now. Prefigurative practice: 'the deliberate experimental implementation of desired future social relations and practices in the here-and-now' Raekstad & Gradin 2020:10.