Mental Resiliency in Challenging Times

Four-session webinar series- June 1-22, 2020

Hosted by California HOSA  and the California Department of Education.

Overview

This four-session webinar series is hosted by California HOSA and the California Department of Education.

Mark Ragins, M.D., psychiatrist, trainer, consultant, speaker, author, and transformation leader in the mental health recovery movement, will facilitate discussions that highlight the central role that schools play in the wellness of young people, especially in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants will recognize and explore their personal assets and strengths to initiate their recovery and sustain their well-being.

 

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Session 1 - June 1, 2020

 Schools, mental health, and corona virus – hope in the maelstrom

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2

Session 2 - June 8, 2020 Day 1

 COVID shutdown mental health struggles and strategies

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3

Session 2 - June 15, 2020 Day 2

COVID shutdown mental health struggles and strategies

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4

Session 3 - June 22

 Coming back stronger

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Mental Resiliency in Challenging Times

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Mark Ragins, M.D.

Dr. Mark Ragins is an award-winning psychiatrist and distinguished fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. For 27 years he was the medical director of The Village in Long Beach, California, through which Mental Health America of Los Angeles offered integrated services; The Village was among the most prominent community mental health programs in the world. Dr. Ragins counseled people with severe mental illnesses, psychosis, homelessness, incarceration, substance abuse, and lifelong trauma, focusing on helping them find their strengths to rebuild their lives and reconnect to the community as they engaged in their own journeys of recovery. He has lectured around the world and written extensively on the recovery process and how to support it. Three years ago, he became the only psychiatrist on the staff of the Counseling and Psychological Services unit at CSU Long Beach, where he has adapted his person-centered recovery approach to guide and mentor students in severe distress. Now, along with the rest of us, he is entwined in the destructive global pandemic, helping to make sense of it all while we fight through this together.

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Friday
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