All MIMH Parent Series programs are free of charge for all to attend. You just need to register, then you will be emailed information on the program and how to attend. What parents need to know about youth suicide risk, but were too afraid to ask. February 17, 2022 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Central…
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Ancient storytellers claim that when the water of life first appeared to humans from an Artesian spring, it was pure and vibrant. Soon however, humans tried to study and improve upon it, then control it and sell it. As they did, the water was insulted, gradually lost its energy and ceased to flow, even as…
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Topics covered in this webinar includes a historical perspective on trauma and trauma treatment in America and implications for advocacy and ethics when counseling clients with traumatic stress disorders; the ethical responsibility to help break intergenerational patterns of addiction and trauma in families; how to establish healthy boundaries when doing trauma work; evidence-based trauma treatment…
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This webinar presents a comprehensive and multidisciplinary perspective of the current understanding of schizophrenia and it reviews effective community-based interventions. Dr. Kisthardt draws on his many years of experience as an inpatient and outpatient clinician, researcher, behavioral health trainer and Consultant and Professor, to share practice examples that illustrate key concepts and approaches. He also…
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The goal of this presentation is to provide foundational information to help employees focus on and fully grasp the different types of sexual harassment in the workforce. Attendees will be able to identify the impact of sexual harassment, know how to report an incident, and understand their protections under the law. This presentation is interactive…
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Eating disorders are serious mental illnesses that are associated with high levels of medical and psychiatric comorbidity, poor quality of life, and high mortality, with mortality from anorexia nervosa being the second highest of all mental disorders. Eating disorders affect up to 30 million Americans at some point in their lives, including people of all…
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