Attendance is limited to 50 participants.  

Live Presentation with Discussion Teen Mental Health: Sources of Stress and Implications for Change - October 27, 2020 Dr. Stuart Slavin, MD, MEd Dr. Slavin, pediatrician and well-being expert, discusses findings from his surveys of high school students about their mental health and stressors in their lives.  He then discusses implications for stategies to improve teen mental health. Note: You ...

Live Presentation with Discussion Recognizing Signs and Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression in Youth During COVID-19 - October 28, 2020 Julie Knueven, MSW, LISW-S - Solutions Community Counseling and Recovery Centers, Director of Child and Adolescent Programming It is even more important during this time to watch for signs and symptoms of anxiety and depression in youth. This educational session will ...

          Attendance is limited to 25 participants. Note: You will receive a confirmation email when you register.  Sometimes this goes to your spam/junk folder so be sure to check there.  You will receive a reminder email a day or two before the event with the Zoom link and other details.

          Attendance is limited to 25 participants. Note: You will receive a confirmation email when you register.  Sometimes this goes to your spam/junk folder so be sure to check there.  You will receive a reminder email a day or two before the event with the Zoom link and other details.

Live Presentation with Discussion What to do When We’re All Missing Out – Managing Grief & Loss During COVID-19 - November 10, 2020 Ann Marie Kahwaty-Bogan, MSW, LISW-S – Companions on a Journey, Bereavement Specialist Sheila Munafo Kanoza, Founder and Executive Director of Companions on Journey Grief Support For youth, there are numerous losses right now: school, work, connection, the ...

Live Presentation with Discussion Mental Wellness Routines During Uncertain Times - November 12, 2020 Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart, PsyD, ABPP – A New Day Pediatric Psychology, President and Owner Routines and daily practices are a large part of maintaining positive mental well-being. In times of crisis, however, these daily schedules may fall to the wayside or fail to serve us. With ...

Live Presentation with Discussion Coping with Anxiety and Stress - November 16, 2020 Todd Provenzano – St. Aloysius Managing Director, Clinical Service and Partnership There is an increased level of anxiety for many individuals right now. This may be especially true for educators who are moving to online learning and having to connect with students through a virtual platform. Many ...

          Attendance is limited to 50 participants.

Live Presentation with Discussion Quarantine Self-Care - November 18, 2020 Pete Mesrin, LPCC-S Self-care has never been more important than in these unprecedented times. COVID-19 has disrupted youths’ school and social lives, leaving youth isolated from their peers. This webinar will introduce, discuss, and practice various self-care strategies; strategies that may look different today than they did a few months ...

Live Presentation with Discussion Introduction to Mindfulness - Mindfulness for Uncertain Times - November 19, 2020 Jen Wright, BA, MBA, E-RYT500, C-IAYT – Real Human Performance, Director of Mental Resilience and Corporate Wellness Meriden McGraw, MPH – Meriden, LLC, Founder Mindfulness is an evidence-based tool shown to reduce stress and symptoms of anxiety. This session is designed to introduce the ...

            Attendance is limited to 25 participants. Note: You will receive a confirmation email when you register.  Sometimes this goes to your spam/junk folder so be sure to check there.  You will receive a reminder email a day or two before the event with the Zoom link and other details.

Save A Life teaches basic firearm safety skills such as safe storage and gun handling techniques, as well as Question Persuade, Refer (QPR), an evidence-based  suicide prevention course in a virtual setting. Practices shared within the training are proven to reduce the deadly impact of gun violence by preventing accidental death and injury, suicide, and violent crime. Participation is free ...