Mental Health Awareness Month

• Monday, May 6^th from 12:15-12:35pm
• Thursday, May 23^rd from 2:00pm-2:20pm

Violence is all too prevalent in today’s society—and youth see it all. This webinar focuses on the impact violence has on youth and provides strategies to help young people build conflict resolution skills, develop empathy for other and address bullying.

• Tuesday, May 7^th from 12:15-12:35pm
• Wednesday, May 29^th from 5:30-5:50pm

This webinar features eye opening statistics and need-to-know information about substance use concerns as they relate to youth, including addiction prevalence, patterns of use, concealment opportunities and more.

• Thursday, May 9^th from 12:15-12:35pm
• Monday, May 13^th from 5:30-5:50pm

Self-confidence fluctuates within adolescence– a critical time for growth and development. Learn tips to support them through these challenging years and assist in their ability to develop key skills for their personal growth and self-esteem.

• Tuesday, May 14^th from 12:15-12:35pm
• Thursday, May 16^th from 2:00pm-2:20pm

The state of youth mental health remains a crisis in the U.S., with the prevalence and severity of challenges topping the charts. This webinar raises awareness on common mental health concerns in young people and the difficulties they face in current times.

• Tuesday, May 14^th from 5:30-5:50pm
• Tuesday, May 21^st from 9:30-9:50am

Facing obstacles in life is inevitable. Some of them can be incredibly destructive to a person’s mental, and overall, health. The capacity to be resilient and overcome these times of adversity is imperative to heal and grow. Learn about risk and protective factors and tips to build resiliency.

• Wednesday, May 15^th from 12:15-12:35pm

Children are naturally curious about others. When your child notices or asks questions about a person who has a disability or visible illness, it is an opportunity to talk about individual differences and respect. Learn about ways to help feel more prepared to talk about these, and other, big questions.

• Monday, May 20^th from 12:15-12:35pm
• Tuesday, May 21^st from 5:30-5:50pm

1 in 2 people will experience a mental health condition in their lifetime—a family member, friend, coworker, neighbor, or yourself—and early intervention yields the most successful outcomes. By learning the warnings signs, how to address concerns, and the resources available, our community can make a positive impact on the mental health crisis.

• Monday, May 20th from 5:30-5:50pm
• Tuesday, May 28th from 9:30-9:50am

Prevention tactics are applied in so many ways through life—like brushing our teeth to prevent cavities—and this same concept can be applied to mental health. Learn tips and techniques and prioritize mental wellness daily!

• Tuesday, May 21st from 12:15-12:35pm

Drinking alcohol is a widely accepted practice by many cultures. Due to this, many may overlook the impact alcohol has on their lives. This webinar discusses the health risks of moderate to heavy consumption in biological females and shares low-risk practices to improve long-term physical and mental wellness.

• Wednesday, May 22nd from 2:00-2:20pm
• Thursday, May 30th from 5:30-5:50pm

Designed for parents/guardians, or anyone who plays a role in the lives of youth, this webinar raises awareness on social media dangers (including cyberbullying, sextortion and trafficking) and increases knowledge of concerning apps and trends.

• Wednesday, May 22nd from 5:30-5:50pm
• Wednesday, May 29th from 12:15-12:45pm

Infancy and early childhood are critical years for brain growth and the development of social and emotional skills. Learn about the cognitive changes that occur in children 0-3 years old and techniques to build a strong foundation for their mental health.

• Wednesday, May 29th from 2:00-2:20pm

This webinar goes through what addiction is and the development of an addiction through different stages. Learn about ways to support and aid an individual with an addiction by using healthy coping strategies and other resources throughout the community.