Mental Health Webinars, appropriate for all staff, students and caregivers

I'm passing along information: webinars on mental health topics. They are basic level and appropriate for all staff, students, and caregivers.

Link with updated webinars: https://home.mcleanhospital.org/webinar-series?pk_vid=2e172987b9eca68e170501033984b4ca

Kathy

Kathy Wilson-Fey  

Mental Health & Wellness Manager/Coordinator (she/her)

503-431-4038  |  kwilson-fey@ttsd.k12.or.us

Mental Health Blog  |  Mental Health Resources Webpage

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From: Deconstructing Stigma <email@mclean.org>
Date: Tue, Dec 19, 2023 at 10:26 AM
Subject: Expand Your Mental Health Knowledge With McLean in 2024!
To: <kwilson-fey@ttsd.k12.or.us>

Mental Health Webinars & Courses: January 2024 Join Us To Learn Something New! Get ready to have your questions answered about various mental health and well-being topics from the comfort of your own home! All webinars listed below are absolutely free to attend, and by registering, you will receive a recording and resource list via email following each session. Caregiver Support and Burnout Prevention  Wednesday, January 3 @ 12pm ET with Marie Clouqueur, LICSW Effectively Addressing Teen Anxiety and ADHD Thursday, January 11 @ 11am ET with Fairlee C. Fabrett, PhD Social Media & Mental Health Wednesday, January 17 @ 12pm ET with Lisa W. Coyne, PhD Understanding Trauma and Trauma-Related Disorders Tuesday, January 23 @ 12pm ET with Matthew A. Robinson, PhD Understanding and Navigating OCD Tuesday, January 30 @ 12pm ET with Elizabeth McIngvale, PhD, LCSW Coming Soon: More Great Interactive Sessions! Addressing and Overcoming Test Anxiety Tap Into the Power of Self-Compassion Supporting Young Men’s Mental Health mcleanhospital.org | 617.855.2000 McLean Hospital | 115 Mill Street | Belmont, MA 02478 Preferences | Unsubscribe

OHP (Oregon Health Plan) Enrollment Help

Sharing this information on where to direct families who need help enrolling their student in OHP (Oregon Health Plan, Oregon's medicaid health insurance)

Kathy

Kathy Wilson-Fey  

Mental Health & Wellness Manager/Coordinator (she/her)

503-431-4038  |  kwilson-fey@ttsd.k12.or.us

Mental Health Blog  |  Mental Health Resources Webpage

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From: Kelsey Gibbs <kgibbs_ext@ttsd.k12.or.us>
Date: Thu, Jan 11, 2024 at 11:54 AM
Subject: Re: Oregon Health Plan

I have a few go-to options for OHP enrollment:

• The School-Based Health Center at Tualatin HS has an OHP Enrollment Specialist available on Mondays and Fridays (see attached bilingual flyers).
• Project Access Now's insurance enrollment and payment support program, a community-based support.

Kelsey 

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Kelsey Gibbs, MSW, QMHP (she/her) 

Program Coordinator

TTSD Care Coordination Program

*Strengthening Families / Familias Fuertes Winter 2024 Series*

(503) 901-7488

Hablo español

TTSD Mental Health Resources Webpage

Washington County 24-Hour Crisis & Consultation Line: 503-291-9111

Sunshine Navarro Shively is Tigard Turns the Tide's new Executive Director

See below for the notice that Sunshine Navarro Shively is Tigard Turns the Tide's new Executive Director.

Kathy

Kathy Wilson-Fey  

Mental Health & Wellness Manager/Coordinator (she/her)

503-431-4038  |  kwilson-fey@ttsd.k12.or.us

Mental Health Blog  |  Mental Health Resources Webpage

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From: Tigard Turns the Tide Board of Directors <board@tigardturnsthetide.org>
Date: Wed, Jan 10, 2024 at 11:39 AM
Subject: Exciting News from Our Coalition
To: <kwilson-fey@ttsd.k12.or.us>

Announcing Tigard Turns the Tide's new Executive Director

Announcing Tigard Turns the Tide's New Executive Director   Kathy, Since 1982, Connie Ramaekers has led, championed, and been the heart and soul of Tigard Turns the Tide. Connie's passionate advocacy for the prevention of underage alcohol and drug use, and her promotion of positive mental health for youth, have impacted the lives of countless young people. She has built long-term community partnerships that continue to bring us together, and developed a vibrant youth prevention group (Tigard High STUDD club) providing peer-based leadership in prevention and mental health promotion.  After the multiple hats she has been wearing, Connie is happy to announce that she will be transitioning to just one role in Tigard Turns the Tide. She will continue the work she loves most--working directly with STUDD and other youth in our community. As such, we are delighted to introduce Tigard Turns the Tide's new Executive Director, Sunshine Navarro Shively. Sunshine's background includes management positions at Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY), Coding with Kids, and With Love, Oregon. Sunshine has a BA in Anthropology from the University of California at Los Angeles and an MA in Nonprofit Management from Antioch University. With two daughters of her own (14 and 11), she is passionate about the physical and mental health of our youth and excited to carry Tigard Turns the Tide's mission forward. On accepting the position, Sunshine said, "I am so grateful to be working with such a kind and engaged community. I am confident that Connie's passion for awareness and her work with youth have contributed to many lives being changed. I am fortunate to step into this role and continue the positive impact Tigard Turns the Tide makes in the community."  Sunshine will be reaching out to many of you in the near future to hear your thoughts about the strengths of our community and priorities for supporting our youth. In the meantime, you can reach her at sunshine@tigardturnsthetide.org.  Please feel free to forward this announcement to your staff or team to help us spread the word about Sunshine joining our coalition. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for your support of Tigard Turns the Tide.  Sincerely, Board of Directors Tigard Turns the Tide     TigardTurnstheTide.org

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Supporting Gender Expansive Students training

Passing along this training opportunity...

Kathy

Kathy Wilson-Fey  

Mental Health & Wellness Manager/Coordinator (she/her)

503-431-4038  |  kwilson-fey@ttsd.k12.or.us

Mental Health Blog  |  Mental Health Resources Webpage

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From: Center for Community Engagement at Lewis & Clark <reply@cce.mail.lclark.edu>
Date: Thu, Jan 11, 2024 at 9:30 AM
Subject: Supporting Gender Expansive Students: Implementing the ODE Guidelines
To: <kwilson-fey@ttsd.k12.or.us>

This online workshop will provide school administrators, educators, and staff with the information and methodology needed to effectively implement the Oregon Department of Education's 2023 Supporting Gender Expansive Students guidelines within every community and district. Saturday, March 2nd 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Online $74, 4 PDUs Group rate discounts available. Alumni save 20%. $25 student rate Presenters Jenn Burleton (TransActive Gender Project) and Kate Hildebrandt (Oregon Department of Education) will discuss the objectives below, and engage in audience Q&A. Following this training, participants will have the ability to: Discern “fact from fiction” with regard to overcoming objections to the implementation of gender-inclusive guidelines and policies Understand and communicate to others the legal foundations for implementing ODE’s Supporting Gender Expansive Students guidelines Understand how existing, non-inclusive school environments are contributing to student trauma and poorer outcomes in learning and socialization Adapt to rapidly changing expectations of an increasingly gender-diverse student population Learn More and Register Online About the Presenters Jenn Burleton is an internationally recognized educator and advocate on issues relating to transgender and gender expansive children, youth and their families, and has been involved in nonprofit education and advocacy work specific to gender identity and expression for more than 35 years. In addition to her work as program director for TransActive Gender Project, she serves on the Oregon Youth Authority LGBTQ+ Advisory Committee, and has served on Oregon Health & Science University’s Transgender Program Advisory Committee, and the LGBTQ Child Welfare Workgroup for Multnomah County. Kate Hildebrandt is a Civil Rights and Title IX Specialist at the Oregon Department of Education. She has spent more than 10 years working in Title IX compliance at the K-12 and college level in Oregon, Ohio, and Texas, with previous experience in violence prevention, crisis response, and international public health. Kate has a BA in Women’s Studies from Rice University and an MA in Higher Education Administration from The Ohio State University.  The Center for Community Engagement offers classes, workshops, conferences and events for educators, counselors and therapists, writers and community members. Center for Community Engagement Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling Lewis & Clark College, 615 S Palatine Hill Rd, Portland, OR, 97219 503-768-6040

On Demand Training: Suicide Intervention and Prevention in the Latine Community

 From: Dra. Ruth Zúñiga <bonnie@raicesdebienestar.org>

Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2024 8:03 AM
To: Cynara Blackwood <Cynara_Blackwood@washingtoncountyor.gov>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] New Suicide Prevention Virtual Training -- 3 CEs Available for Licensed Mental Health Professionals!

 

Free for those licensed in Oregon

Raíces' newly released Training on Suicide Prevention and Intervention in the Latine Community   Raíces is excited to announce the release of a new virtual on-demand training entitled Suicide Prevention and Intervention for Latine Communities.  The training is sponsored by the American Psychological Association (APA) for 3 continuing education credits and meets the Oregon legislative requirement for mental health professionals to receive 3-hours of suicide prevention training or cultural competency. The Oregon Health Authority has generously sponsored the training to be free of charge for mental health professionals licensed in Oregon, including psychologists, clinical social workers, and licensed mental health counselors.     The training focuses on using culturally responsive practices to improve suicide prevention, assessment, and intervention for Latine individuals. The training emphasizes evidenced-based practical tools and skills related to improving diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and clinical practices when working with Latine communities around suicide. Additionally, the training emphasizes sociocultural factors, values and practices related to Latine mental health. Please circulate to your network!   We are very honored to be one of fourteen organizations sponsored by APA for continuing education in Oregon. Keep an eye on our virtual education platform for upcoming trainings offered for credit as well.       Find the training at the Raíces de Bienestar CE 21 catalog.     Questions? Email Ruby Cabrera at ruby@raicesdebienestar.org   Go to Training     Hillsboro, OR 97123 971-417-6054   Send us an Email

Raíces de Bienestar | 4145 SW Watson Ave, Beaverton, OR 97005

Increasing Family Support for LGBTQ+ Students - Zoom training

 Passing along this virtual training that looks helpful:

Increasing Family Support for LGBTQ+ Students to Reduce Risk & Promote Well-Being.
Many dates to choose from for a variety of school roles. See the flyer for more details.
Register at https://tinyurl.com/3m2zr5jn.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Mavis (mgallo@uoregon.edu).

Kathy

Kathy Wilson-Fey  

Mental Health & Wellness Manager/Coordinator (she/her)

503-431-4038  |  kwilson-fey@ttsd.k12.or.us

Mental Health Blog  |  Mental Health Resources Webpage

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From: Timothy Glascock <tglascock@aocmhp.org>
Date: Mon, Dec 18, 2023 at 4:37 PM
Subject: School and School-affiliated LGBTQ+ Family Acceptance Project Training

Hi friends,

I want to get the word out about a training opportunity for schools' staff or those who work closely with schools.  They focus on how to increase family support for LGBTQ students to reduce risk and promote well-being. These are a series of three trainings, each two hours long and there are two sets of series you can join.  There is an additional all-day session as well.  They are offered virtually and I do not believe there is a cost involved. 

See the attached flyer for more details.  If you have any questions, please reach out to Mavis (mgallo@uoregon.edu) or you can register at https://tinyurl.com/3m2zr5jn.  

Best,

 

Tim Glascock, MPH

Pronouns: he/him/his (why pronouns matter)

Statewide ASIST Coordinator – Learn more about other statewide coordinated trainings here

Association of Oregon Community Mental Health Programs

102 Liberty St NE, Suite 140

Salem, OR  97301

Cell: 503-367-3754

tglascock@aocmhp.org