Workshop: Cool Tool to Talk Substance Use Prevention REGISTER NOW Engaging young people in conversations related to substance use prevention can be challenging, even for the most experienced professionals. Yet 68% of youth ages 13-18 consider health care providers their most trusted sources for substance use conversations. Learn how to create the space for meaningful […]
Parents and caregivers play an important role in supporting their child’s mental health, including having discussions on social media usage. Join us on Thursday, July 27, 4-5 p.m. ET, for Talking About Social Media: Pathways for Parents and Caregivers with guest speaker Pam Pietruszewski, MA. This webinar will explore different tools and skills for initiating […]
Are you curious about how your social media use affects your mental health? Join this live event to connect with other young people about social media and share your experiences with social media. You’ll also learn tips to manage social media’s impact and take care of your mental health with guest speaker Lacey Rosenbaum, PhD, […]
Parents and caregivers play an important role in guiding how children and teens use social media. But starting that conversation can be hard! How can we engage young people in useful conversations? What are some roadblocks to avoid? This live virtual event for parents and caregivers will explain four keys to talking with youth in […]
Mirroring trauma, persistent and pervasive loneliness can have a large negative effect on a person’s health, functionality, and overall well-being. Please join consultant, Dr. Laura Leone, in exploring chronic loneliness, its factors, and how it differs from social isolation and social inaction. The impact and long-term effects that chronic loneliness can have on the mind […]
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing is pleased to offer a new virtual opportunity for training in YSBIRT! If you are an administrator or clinician who is new to YSBIRT or looking for a refresher, this three-hour training is just for you. Participants will learn: How YSBIRT fits in the context of health and providing […]
Parents, caregivers, and providers play an important role in guiding how teens use social media. But it can be hard to know where to start! How can we engage teens in conversations? What are some roadblocks to avoid? This live virtual event will share information about the possible impacts of social media on youth mental […]
Parents, caregivers and providers play an important role in guiding how teens use social media. But it can be hard to know where to start! What type of content might a young person encounter on social media? How can we recognize and respond to potential risks? Join Dusty Jepkema, social worker at Integrated Services of […]
Gender, race, ability, socioeconomic status and culture play huge roles in a person's experience with their mental health and substance use care. In June, we'll focus on the experiences of patients and providers within LGBTQ+ communities. Callen-Lorde Community Health Center will dive into the distinctive experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals based on their various identities and […]
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing is pleased to offer a new virtual opportunity for training in SBIRT! If you are an administrator or clinician who is new to SBIRT or looking for a refresher, this three-hour training is just for you. Participants will learn: How SBIRT fits in the context of health and providing […]
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing is pleased to offer a new virtual opportunity for training in SBIRT! If you are an administrator or clinician who is new to SBIRT or looking for a refresher, this three-hour training is just for you. Participants will learn: How SBIRT fits in the context of health and providing […]
Is your organization addressing urgent youth mental health needs through child and youth crisis systems of care? Are you looking for new ways to make a mark? Join for a new webinar from the National Council’s Children, Young Adults and Families Interest Group, featuring experts from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). […]
Note: The events contained in this calendar are subject to change without notice by their respective organizers. Refer to each event's website for updates.