New Year, New Start: Talking with Teens about Social Media and Mental Health — National Council Webinar on Dec. 6
Adolescent
National Council Announces “Building a Foundation of Infant and Early Childhood MH Services” Webinar on Nov. 8
How a Changing Childhood Is Harming Kids’ Mental Health — John T. Broderick, Jr. Speaks on TEDx Talk
This year at RCPA’s Annual Conference A Decade of Unity, which was held in Hershey, PA, we were fortunate enough to have John Broderick, Jr. speak on mental health. His presentation and message are inspirational, and he continued to share his message on TEDx Talk. We encourage you to listen to his words on childhood mental health. You can view the speech here.
Experts Will Examine the Mental Crisis Among Youth in PA — And What to Do About It
PA to Expand Adolescent SUD Treatment Services – RCPA Members BHARP, NBHCC, & CCBH Issue RFP
OMHSAS Adolescent Trauma Informed Care Survey
The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services’ Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (OMHSAS) invites individuals to participate in the Attitudes Towards Trauma-Informed Care (ARTIC) Survey.
Prospective participants are individuals who provide clinical direction or clinical supervision to staff who occasionally provide behavioral or mental health services to children ages 0 through 8 and their families. See the memorandum for details.
To register as a participant and/or to learn more about the benefits of participating in the ARTIC Survey Study and about the Cross-Sector Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Services Collaborative, please review the memorandum, which contains 2 registration links: one for a brief online Question & Answer Webinar, which will be held on August 17, 2021, from 1:00 pm–2:00 pm, and the other for enrolling as a survey participant. Questions regarding the Webinar can be directed here.
Thank you in advance for your interest. We hope you can participate, and we look forward to hearing from you. If you have any further questions, please contact RCPA Children’s Director Jim Sharp.