If you’re a Veteran or First Responder family living in Ontario and Atlantic Canada, our Warrior Kids Virtual program has a few spots left for the 6-week fall program beginning November 6th! Warrior Kids is designed to help families build resilience around unique traumatic experiences encountered as a First Responder or Veteran, as well as other organizational stressors such as shift work, danger, and postings. The program meets each family where they are, focusing on their strengths and developing awareness of Operational Stress Injuries all while supporting youth mental health. Registration closes on October 16th. For questions or to apply, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gWBP-Vqj
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The past two weeks have been challenging for many across our state. Our goal at SCIMHA is to help caregivers and those working children navigate the emotions and mental well-being of the children in their lives. Our Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Specialists put together this helpful guide on how to de-code what your child's behaviors after a natural disaster might be telling you. Check it out on SCIMHA’s blog using this link: https://lnkd.in/eFgkRCxY
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🌱✨ Navigating change, loss, and grief is one of life’s most challenging journeys. In these moments, the power of meaningful connections and relationships becomes even more evident. It’s through our connections that we find support, understanding, and a sense of belonging. When we face difficult transitions, it’s essential to lean on those who uplift us, share in our experiences, and help us find light in the darkness. These relationships are not just a source of comfort; they are vital for our growth and resilience. That’s where programs like Seasons for Growth come into play. 🌼 This incredible program provides a safe space for individuals to explore their emotions, share their stories, and connect with others who are navigating similar challenges. By fostering these meaningful relationships, Seasons for Growth empowers participants to embrace change and loss as opportunities for personal development and healing. As we journey through life’s seasons, let’s remember the importance of building and nurturing our connections. Together, we can weather any storm and emerge stronger, more compassionate, and more resilient. ❤️ #Connection #Growth #Grief #SeasonsForGrowth #Resilience #Support #Community
Today marks World Mental Health Day. When it comes to mental health, meaningful connections matter. This can include connections with loved ones, community, country, self, culture, support services and colleagues. Seasons for Growth is a small group educational program that aims to help strengthen children, young people and adult's connections by supporting them to build relationships in (and beyond) the program and learn new ways to understand and respond well to change, loss and grief in their lives.
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Be the Change in a Young Person's Life 💡 Mental health is just as important as physical health, especially for our children and teens. Our Youth Mental Health First Aid course is here to guide you through understanding and responding to the mental health and substance use challenges that youth aged 12-18 face. This course is for parents, teachers, or anyone else who wants to support youth. 🗓️ Upcoming Session: April 19 📍 Location: Online \(Asynchronous & Virtual Synchronous Components\) By joining our course, you'll gain valuable insights and tools to help you address mental health challenges among youth with empathy and confidence. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or community leader, your involvement can change lives. Choose your session and sign up today! http://buff.ly/3wvZrHb {hashtag|\#|YouthMentalHealthAwareness} {hashtag|\#|BeTheChange} {hashtag|\#|EduMatch} {hashtag|\#|MentalHealthMatters}
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Authentic experiences and opportunities to engage with diverse learners, while holding true to the program’s core values is so important. As a counselor educator, I take pride in knowing that I am able to provide my students with an optimal learning experience - both professionally and personally. If you or anyone you know is interested in joining the field of counseling, check out our program, refer a friend, or simply share this post. #NationalMentalHealthMonth #MentalHealthMatters #SelfCare
Today, we honor National Mental Health Awareness Month. We celebrate the incredible individuals who dedicate their lives to supporting mental health. Mental health therapists and counselors provide care, compassion and hope to those in need by breaking down stigmas, offering a listening ear and providing the tools for healing and growth. Take a look at UOlivet’s online Master of Arts in Counseling. Its focus on social justice and diversity equips graduates with the essential skills and knowledge to make a real difference. Learn more: https://ow.ly/fcSv50RRzhz
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This webinar touches on the potential for DMT to become a best practice treatment, based on current research on trauma and the body, and the increasing demand for global mental health. Examples of actual DMT work with this community are shared; information is adaptable and relevant to those working with survivors of other forms of interpersonal, violent and relational trauma, especially across cultures. Broken Body, Broken World: DMT and the Restorative Process for Refugees and Survivors Continuing Education Credits: 1.0 ADTA CE, 1.0 NBCC CE, 1.0 NY LCAT CE Use promo code DEC5 for $5 off!
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Did you know that Red Oak offers mental health trainings for the community? QPR (Question, Persuade, Respond) is an hour-long training that shares the three steps that anyone can learn to help someone who may be in crisis. MHFA (Mental Health First Aid) is an eight hour course designed to teach the skills to respond to the signs of mental illness or substance abuse. If you are interested in joining a course or bringing our training to your organization, please email training@redoakbh.org. If you are interested in learning more about our trainings or bringing them to your organization, please email training@redoakbh.org.
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YOU CAN BE THE DIFFERENCE! Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults. Be on the lookout: follow me here for more information about our series on Mental Health First Aid at University Health KC Behavioral Health. Our next date is May 17 from 9am-3pm. Register: https://lnkd.in/g7iVsGwm
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"I would not be who I am today without the services that CCS has offered because it has been a spot for me to mitigate my stressors and reflect upon myself." I am more than ecstatic to help raise awareness with Christine Kiray for Butler's Counseling and Consultation Services (CCS) and the great services offered. In my experience, strengthening my mental health through therapy has greatly improved my ability to perform both academically and professionally. The services have helped me become resilient to my stressors while creating a healthy environment of reflection allowing me to perform to the best of my abilities in my daily life. I am being candid when I state: "If you have a lot of external stressors in your life, come to CCS/therapy. If your life is going smoothly and great, come to CCS/therapy". This message is not just for Butler students, but for everybody this post reaches. I am a firm believer that, if mental health resources are accessible, every person should utilize them. YOU can help kick the stigma and start the conversation. I challenge you to have a conversation about mental health with somebody this week. It could be a coworker, a friend, a colleague, or a family member. You may be surprised by what conversations or discussions may arise. If you have questions about CCS or would like to have a conversation about mental health, send me a message and I am more than happy to share my perspective further. You can find more information about my conversation with Christine Kiray at https://bit.ly/3Tq4Hnv.
Next up for our Staff and Student Mentorship series, hear from Christine Kiray, Associate Director of Counseling and Consultation Services (CCS). Committed to providing mental health services, she admires students like Jack Dougher ’24 for their resilience and motivation in their academic and personal journeys. Read more: https://bit.ly/3Tq4Hnv
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At Cyti Psychological, we understand the importance of mental health awareness in schools. 😍 The recent article discusses how an island high school organized a mental health day to prioritize the well-being of its students. This proactive approach not only promotes mental wellness but also destigmatizes seeking help for mental health issues. #MentalHealth #SchoolWellness #IslandLife #StudentSupport #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalWellness, #CommunityCare #StudentWellbeing #HighSchool https://vist.ly/3bmzc
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Love listening to my colleagues at The Jed Foundation (JED) share our work on such an important topic: Beyond Stigma: Mental Health Help-Seeking Behaviors in Teens. Thank you Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children's Mental Health for your partnership in this work! Looking forward to learning from about Kamla Modi, Ph.D., Michelle G. Mullen, PhD, and John MacPhee about important findings from JED's new research, including top concerns holding teens back from asking for help, where teens turn for support and what they really want when reaching out for help, and how parents and other adults can better enable teens to talk about their mental health.
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