Complex Solutions for Eating Disorders, LLC had a fantastic experience connecting with the talented professionals at Macomb County Community Mental Health in Michigan! Dr. Amy Baker Dennis and Leah Graves, RDN, LDN, CEDS-S, FAED delivered an in-depth training session on best practices for managing complex eating disorder presentations, with a special focus on co-occurring eating disorder and trauma and mental health diagnoses as well as treating Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). A huge shoutout to Dr. Agnes Ward and the dedicated MCCMH team for their collaboration and enthusiasm. Working together, we achieved meaningful insights and learning for all involved. We look forward to continuing to support the incredible work being done at MCCMH to improve lives through expert, compassionate care!"
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Such an innovative and needed resource.
Council Treasurer, The Ferns Peer-Run Respite; Appointed Member, Mental Health Planning Council; Board Member at HopeWorx, Inc.
I'm happy to announce the opening of The Ferns Peer-Run Respite, and have been honored to be part of a group of people working over the past 7 years to help make peer-run respite a reality in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. The Ferns Peer-Run Respite is a non-clinical mental health resource in Montgomery County, PA. We aim to be a crisis alternative resource for any individual experiencing emotional distress that identifies with needing a break but may not want to, or cannot, interact with current available clinical resources. The respite is located in a residential home, in a rural community, that has 24/7 trained staff available at all times. We’d love to have you as a guest!
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In alignment with Mental Health Awareness Week 2024, GreenLight Initiative (GLI) advocates for collective efforts to address the psychological impacts of road crashes and post-crash trauma. As part of this initiative, the radio program #SaferRoad_SafeMe, hosted by Joshua Ogbada, focused on discussing the topic "Psychological Impact of Road Crashes on Road Crash Victims: How We Can Support People with Post-Crash Trauma." The guests for the program were Engr. Olaniran Ogedengbe, Head of Africa Safer Road Initiative (ASRI),and Arc JOY AREGBEYEN. During the program, several key points were discussed: .Post-crash trauma: Understanding what post-crash trauma entails. .Psychological impacts of road crashes: Exploring the emotional and mental toll experienced by road crash victims. .Coping strategies for post-crash trauma: Highlighting methods to help individuals cope with the aftermath of road crashes. .Support from families and society: Discussing the role of families and communities in providing support to those affected by road crashes. .Programs of the Federal Road Safety: Exploring the intervention measures and support systems provided by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC). .Addressing issues of rejection at hospitals: Discussing challenges faced by road crash victims when seeking medical help and strategies to overcome them. #SaferRoad_SafeMe is an enlightenment program by GreenLight Initiative in collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC).
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There is a significant shortage of mental health providers in NH, delaying access to critical care for children, adolescents, and their families. Through teleconsult initiatives, NH MCAP is part of the solution. NH MCAP’s Access Line (launching May) and Teleconsult to Schools initiatives connect those on the front line of the mental health crisis - primary care providers and school professionals - with timely consultation from behavioral health experts. https://ow.ly/LAQL50RwaUE
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Did you know that mentoring teens about self-esteem can lead to numerous benefits such as improved confidence as well as better decision-making skills, increased resilience in the face of challenges, create healthier and mutual relationships, The mentorship sessions reduced risk of mental health issues like depression and anxiety, it also helps to enhanced academic and career success. In addition, it fosters a positive self-image and empowers teens to navigate the complexities of adolescence with a strong sense of self-worth. Elke Fahrnberger Manuela Pastore Making More Health Angela Dus Michal ?uha Stuart Shaw Stuart White LVCT HEALTH Boehringer Ingelheim Teen Suicide Prevention Society Beaulitaa Kisilu njuguna mike
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Economic & Community Engagement Strategist | Workforce Development Specialist | Leadership Development Coach | Experienced People Leader
Partnerships are key in building strong & healthy communities!
Nami Metro Suburban provides mental health education, advocacy and support within the communities of the western suburbs of Cook County, IL.
We welcomed Secretary Dulce Maria Quintero from the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) to The Living Room and Community Support Center in Summit, IL. They were joined by Nanette Larson CRSS, CPRS, David Albert PhD, John Schomberg, Priya Khatkhate, Kathryn Gunter, MPH, MSW, and Ryan (Lee) Thomas, MPH. We are grateful for our partnership with IDHS. It is an honor to work with them to break the stigma surrounding mental illness. It’s partnerships like these that allow us to continue to bring our community free mental health support 24/7!
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Today in group supervision with a Child and Youth Mental Health team in Australia, I will be teaching the technique of tracking sequences. Tracking is a versatile technique used in various therapy modalities. I particularly draw on the work of Strategic Family Therapy and the Milan team. Today I'll be introducing different questions to help practitioners map out the "dance" or cycle that families often repeat. I'll also suggest creative ways to engage families in this process. For instance, have you ever thought about drawing a cycle on concrete with colorful chalk? You can use different colors to represent each person in the cycle, or to differentiate between actions, thoughts, and feelings. Another experiential approach is to ask family members to stand in different sections of the cycle to better understand each other's experiences. If the family can walk through the cycle on the concrete to reach the "end," it provides a powerful way to symbolize the conclusion of the challenging situation. Do you have any other creative methods for tracking sequences? Feel free to download this free tracking tip sheet from my website: https://lnkd.in/gXqRYXNY
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Communications Professional l Certified EQ Coach | Passionate about empathetic leadership, and emotional intelligence
This is such an important issue! Have you heard of the non-profit Screen Sanity? Please check it out, become more informed and bring support to this 21st century issue!
Calling all Kansas and Missouri social workers! We'd love to invite you to a FREE one-day virtual CEU opportunity hosted by The University of Kansas. Receive three hours of continuing education while exploring the relationship between technology and social media use with mental health disorders. Do you live outside of Kansas or Missouri but want to learn more? Check out our on-demand CEU option: https://lnkd.in/gVhiZb8T
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Register for this great webinar! Corrections and schools should definitely log on!
?? Children of incarcerated parents face unique challenges in their academic and emotional lives. Join us on October 3, alongside experts from Minnesota Department of Health and CUNY School of Professional Studies, for a webinar empowering school and school-based mental health professionals to support these children and their families. ?? Register Now: https://lnkd.in/eDFjCHrH
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