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December 17, 2022

teen Mental Health First Aid Training – Session 1

Time

9:00 am - 10:30 am

Location

9355 Olive Blvd, Olivette, MO

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teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) teaches high school students how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders among their friends and peers. The training gives students the skills to have supportive conversations with their friends and get a responsible and trusted adult to take over as necessary.

This training is for high school students in grades 10, 11, and 12. In order to receive a certificate at the end of the course, participants must attend all three sessions (December 17, January 7, and January 14). This training series is free to attend, but registration is required below.

Please contact Stacie Zellin for more information.

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“I didn’t know that everyone has risk factors that affect drug use. Now that I do, I’m really trying to incorporate that into my life to keep me on pace and stay away from drugs and drug use.”

Adolescent, 17

“This program was very helpful. My son is taking more accountability and responsibility at home. The program classes, plus the time away from school, has made a difference in his attitude.”

Parent of Adolescent

“I think this is a really good way of educating people while also keeping it interesting, so that people are more open to learning because it isn't as boring as some other drug programs."

Adolescent, 17

“I am profoundly grateful for your unwavering support and expertise in guiding my child towards recovery. Your dedication and professionalism have been instrumental in this life-changing journey. My child’s newfound sobriety stands as a testament to your remarkable efforts."

Parent of Adolescent

"It was very informative and I learned more about the brain and how it's affected by substances. I'm definitely going to apply what I've learned in my everyday life."

Adolescent, 17

“This program has been so good for my child. He learned a lot. His focus now will be doing better in school and working to save money. Thank you for all the support at a time that I didn’t know how to deal with this.”

Parent of Adolescent

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