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C-TLC | Giving Youth the Tools to Advocate for their Mental Well-Being
May 3, 2021
New England MHTTC
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Mental Health Professional (Social Worker, Psychologist, Counselor, MFT)
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Recovery Specialist
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Addictions Counselor
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In this virtual event, experts from the New England MHTTC for a special session designed to help middle and high school students—and the adults who support them—better understand mental health, self-care, and how to raise their voices to educate others about these important topics.

Learn more about the differences between stress and trauma; how they both relate to our mental health; ways we can cope with stress, trauma, and mental health challenges; and how young people can advocate for their families, schools, and other organizations to make changes that support youth mental health.

 

Presenter(s):  Martha Staeheli, PhD and Dana Asby, MA, MEd