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On Monday, May 17th, 1N5 provided its Mental Health 101 course to approximately 35 employees at Dead Low Brewing. During the session, 1N5 talked about signs and symptoms of mental illness, coping strategies, and how to support a friend in need. The employees received a self-care card with a self-care plan they could personalize to fit their needs. Thanks to …
This week, 1N5 staff member Christine Browner received her Trauma-Responsive Care Certification. The certification consisted of a six-session Theory to Practice (T2P) Series conducted by the Tristate Trauma Network and Finding Hope Consulting. The Trauma Responsive Care Certification turns the uninformed question “What’s wrong with you?” into the trauma-informed question: “What happened to you?” Then it goes further to the …
This week, 1N5 provided a virtual Mental Health 101 training for 15 staff members at Paycor. Mental Health 101 is designed to give an overview of signs and symptoms of mental illness as well as the concepts of mental health and mental illness. Thank you to all the Paycor staff who attended and participated in the training!
On Monday, May 3rd, in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, 1N5 provided a RECHARGE + RECONNECT training to 70 staff members at North College Hill Middle School and High School. RECHARGE + RECONNECT is designed to support the emotional well-being of teachers. This program was developed in response to the significant stress teachers are experiencing during this time of uncertainty …
On Thursday, April 29th, 1N5 partnered with CyberSafety Consulting to provide internet safety training to Fairview Clifton German Language School. Liz Repking of CyberSafety Consulting talked to parents about creating safety plans and what to look for when their kids are online. Approximately 15 parents attended the virtual training.
On Thursday, April 29th, 1N5 met with 10 TruePoint clients to cover the basics of mental health and wellness. The training consisted of an open conversation about how the participants’ mental health has been impacted during COVID, areas of concern for friends and family members, and a wide variety of other topics related to mental health. 1N5 would like to …
1N5 attended a two-day training titled Building Resilience and Cultural Humility by Recognizing and Addressing Stereotype Threat and Implicit Bias conducted by the Tristate Trauma Network and Finding Hope Consulting on April 20th and 27th. During the trainings, we explored cultural humility by identifying and addressing the unseen messages we all live with that drive implicit bias and stereotype threat.
This week, Dr. Ashley Solomon of Galia Collaborative was back with a new video to talk about how to cultivate generosity in our lives by moving from a scarcity mindset to an abundance-based mindset. She defines both a scarcity mindset and an abundance mindset and gives us tools to help shift to an abundance mindset. Follow along to see how …
This week, Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart, PsyD, ABPP, and founder of A New Day Pediatric Psychology, is back with a new video on generosity. She dives into why it is that when we give often, we have more to give. Follow along to see what she has to say!
From May 17th through May 21st, Big Ash Brewing will host the Cincinnati Circus Company in the Big Ash Biergarten. There will be two performances each day, and 25% of the profits will benefit 4 local non-profits, including 1N5, May We Help, CASA for Clermont Kids, and the Varner Foundation. General admission tickets are $20 and $10 for children 10 …
