Coming Together: tips for keeping parents, schools and students connected
Tuesday, August 24th, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM (EST)
August can be a confusing month. While enjoying the final days of summer vacation – squeezing as much rest, relaxation and fun in as possible – we begin to think about returning to school. In a typical year, back-to-school shopping, classroom assignments and anticipating a new grade (or even an entirely new school) is stressful enough. After two school years marked by disruption and uncertainty, we know that 2021-2022 is going to be unlike any other.
This webinar will focus on two topics: providing families and caregivers ways to incorporate self-care and mindfulness into their daily routines and strategies and tips to navigate change and uncertainty with the start of a new school year.
Led by the School Mental Health Resource and Training Center’s new director, Brandon Beachamp and MHANY’s own Deborah Faust, Director of Family Engagement & Support, participants will learn the tools and skills necessary for good mental health and wellness for themselves and for the children and youth in their lives.
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Want to catch up on past webinars?
In Fall 2020, we launched our first set of online webinars, which consisted of a multitude of opportunities for families and caregivers to learn about supporting youth mental health and wellness. Click on the link below for the recordings.
FAMILY EDUCATION WEBINAR SERIES
Funding for the family education webinar series is provided by Mother Cabrini Health Foundation.
For other family and caregiver resources, please visit: www.mentalhealthEDnys.org/parents/
The School Mental Health Resource and Training Center is a project of Mental Health Association in New York State, Inc. with funding from the New York State Legislature and Executive.
