The Kane County Health Department announced the Kane County System of Care, a grant-funded initiative of the Kane County Health Department, invites mental health clinicians, community leaders, youth, parents and professionals to attend free and virtual expert-led discussions on mental health topics.
Upcoming discussion include:
• Oct. 11: Coercive Control: Implications for Organizations and Communities
• Oct. 13: LGBTQIA+ Allyship and Mental Health
• Oct. 26: Coercive Control Assessment, Part 1
• Nov. 9: Coercive Control Assessment, Part 2
• Nov. 30: ADHD Perspectives of a Pediatrician and Mental Health Therapist
• Dec. 15: Introduction to Occupational Therapy: Benefits for Youth with Mental Health Symptoms and Developmental Differences
Interpretation to Spanish and professional CEUs are available at each event. Learn more and register at kanehealth.com/Pages/Mental-Health-Training.aspx
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