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Youth Mental Health Education for Extension Series - Educating Youth and Adult Leaders: Youth Mental Health First Aid and teen Mental Health First Aid

Youth Mental Health Education for Extension Series - Educating Youth and Adult Leaders: Youth Mental Health First Aid and teen Mental Health First Aid

Youth Mental Health Education for Extension Series


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Educating Youth and Adult Leaders: Youth Mental Health First Aid and teen Mental Health First Aid


September 14, 1:00 - 2:00 pm EST

Register  https://uwmadison.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUvcuutrjgjG9N4W-gmIEpU09EmjtecchzR


Two mental health programs—Youth Mental Health First Aid and teen Mental Health First Aid—show evidence of effectiveness in addressing issues of youth mental health with a lens for access, equity, and belonging. Learn more about each of these programs, the evidence of effectiveness, and what you need to know about training and implementation requirements.

Speakers

Kendra M. Lewis, Ph.D., CFLE

Youth & Family Resiliency State Specialist

University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension


Kea Norrell-Aitch, MA

Educator, MSU Extension



This series is brought to you by the Mental Health & Well-being Champion Group.

The Mental Health & Well-being Champion Group is part of the 4-H Access, Equity and Belonging Committee, which aims to increase the capacity of 4-H and the Cooperative Extension System  to create a more inclusive organizational culture. Our champion group focuses on increasing youth development professionals’ knowledge of mental illness and challenges that youth face in order to help these professionals create safe, inclusive programming for our youth.

Monica Lobenstein, Amy Rhodes, Kea Norrell-Aitch, Kendra Lewis

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