As leaders and business owners, there’s never been a more critical time to communicate with your workforce and support employees with the resources available. In this webinar, join our behavioral health experts to learn…

In light of the current health crisis, business owners and leaders no longer have the option of not addressing the impact mental health and substance misuse can have on their employees. In this webinar, we’ll discuss how executives can…

Join us to learn more about your screening program with MindWise Innovations and how to maximize its benefits for your employees. Our Client Success Manager David Veira, M.Ed., will review the benefits of behavioral health screening, provide a demo of the screening platform highlighting its virtual reach, and explore ways to utilize the platform’s reporting capabilities. We’ll also go over some ideas for promoting the Screening Program to various organizations’ audiences, particularly in light of the importance of mental health and substance misuse care during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us for this webinar on best practices for supporting students, teachers, and parents during social distancing due to COVID-19. We’ll be joined by special guest Jodie Segal, Director of Education at Elyssa’s Mission.

Jodie and expert members of our SOS team will share best practice examples of schools who are supporting the behavioral health of students, teachers, and parents.

This webinar will discuss how to support student mental health from a distance, with special guest John Ackerman, Ph.D., Suicide Prevention Coordinator for the Center for Suicide Prevention and Research at Nationwide’s Children Hospital. We’ll be discussing the following topics:
– The emotional impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on staff and families;
– Effective strategies for managing anxiety and distress during isolation; and
– How to engage with families to foster engagement and resilience.

With more adults, parents, and employees trying to effectively juggle work, online classes, kids at home, and more overall stress with each passing day, the COVID-19 crisis presents a large concern for heightened anxiety, burnout, and mental health and substance misuse issues.

Join our trauma specialist, Joanna Bridger, LICSW, for our next webinar to address these concerns. This adult-specific discussion will provide tips for coping during these times of uncertainty using the proven framework of safety, predictability, and control. We’ll cover topics including:
– How can I support my family and loved ones during this time?
– What are some strategies I can use to feel more in control?
– How can I alleviate my underlying feelings of anxiety?

Join our experts for tips on how kids can use ACT (Acknowledge, Care, Tell) even when they aren’t face-to-face with friends or trusted adults. We’ll also be discussing:
– Wellness resources for students at home
– Tips to maintain student support networks at home
– Priority messaging for students during times of crisis
– Planning for SOS when students return

As we navigate the new challenges associated with COVID-19, it’s important that all schools understand that our current version of SOS, including student videos and depression screening, is NOT designed to be delivered virtually. This is especially true during a time of crisis, when students have fewer connections to trusted adults.

With that in mind, ACT remains an important message for all students.

Join our trauma specialist, Nancy Ginty Butler, LICSW, for a discussion on how to cope with the uncertainty of COVID-19 using a framework of safety, predictability, and control. She will offer tips on things you can do to increase your sense of control in your life and will also be available for questions (during the webinar or submitted in advance), for example:
– How can I support my students during this time?
– What are some strategies I can use to feel more in control?
– How can I alleviate my underlying feelings of anxiety?

Join us for this introductory webinar to learn more about the SOS Signs of Suicide program. During this discussion one of our SOS experts will walk through how SOS teaches students to identify signs of depression and suicide in themselves and their peers, while providing materials that train school professionals and parents to recognize students at risk.
 
In addition to a first-hand look at what’s included in the program, you’ll also learn general best practices for delivering SOS in a single class period and how to follow up with students in need. The webinar will also cover program resources to engage school professionals and parents in youth suicide prevention.

We look forward to answering questions and providing as much information on this important topic as possible. Register below to save your spot.