About This Webinar
Professionals who work with middle and high school students need to be able to effectively recognize and manage challenging or problematic behaviors in adolescents. This webinar will provide insight into the underlying causes of behaviors often associated with anxiety, depression, antisocial behavior, and suicidal ideation. Examples and practical strategies for early identification, and intervention to promote positive changes are also shared. Participants will learn how to enhance their skills in creating a constructive and supportive environment, fostering better student-professional relationships, and promoting overall student well-being. This topic is applicable to all students but will specifically include examples and strategies available to students in military families.
Learning Objectives:
In this webinar we will:
1. Understand the underlying causes and triggers of problematic adolescent behavior and learn effective strategies for early identification.
2. Learn about intervention techniques to address and modify challenging behaviors and create a positive, supportive environment.
3. Foster better student-professional relationships to support behavioral improvement and student well-being.
Presenter:
Michael Rovaris, LCSW
Michael Rovaris, an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Georgetown University Medical School, brings over 25 years of diverse experience to his role. His extensive background includes serving as a Military Family Life Consultant (MFLC), social worker, therapist, program director, and SAMHSA site monitor. Raised in an Air Force family, his commitment to supporting military families is deeply ingrained.
Continuing education credit is available.
Register: https://oneop.org/learn/160060/
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