5th Annual RC SELPA Mental Health Symposium: Mental Health Matters

Ignite the spark of leadership in your personal or professional life with Leaders II Society! Led by the inspiring Coach BE, this lively, hands-on session will guide you through a journey of self-discovery, practical strategy-building, and contagious leadership practices. Discover how to recognize your own leadership potential, empower your staff, and inspire those you serve. Through interactive discussions, role-play scenarios, and actionable frameworks, you'll leave ready to nurture a thriving culture of leadership in your community - one that encourages everyone to learn, lead, and lift each other up. Come join us, and experience leadership like never before!

Looking into how adults who work with students who have experienced trauma can manage themselves. Looking at ways that adults can recognize how a student's trauma may impact their own reactions when working with students.

Outcome:
Build capacity for understanding when working with students who have experienced trauma while also taking care of yourself.

This interactive session explores the critical role of family support in the recovery journey of adolescents struggling with substance use and recovery. Educators, counselors, and school staff will gain insights into how family dynamics can either hinder or foster recovery efforts. Attendees will learn practical strategies for collaborating with families, fostering open communication, and connecting students with appropriate resources. Through real-life case studies and evidence-based approaches, this session will empower participants to become advocates for family involvement in recovery, helping to create a strong support network for students striving toward healthier futures.

Outcomes:

1. Increased Awareness: Attendees will understand the vital role family support plays in adolescent addiction recovery and how it positively impacts long-term success.
2. Resource Connection: Participants will be better equipped to identify and connect families with appropriate recovery resources and community services.