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SOS: The Imagine Project's Call to Combat the Global Mental Health Crisis This is a powerful 8-minute sizzle reel where Dianne Maroney, RN MSN, founder of The Imagine Project, leads the charge against the global mental health crisis. Backed by a compelling lineup of experts, including a pediatrician, a superintendent, dedicated teachers, a school counselor, and courageous students, this video sheds light on the urgent need for mental health support worldwide. Together, they share their insights, experiences, and solutions, illustrating the critical role of The Imagine Project in transforming lives and fostering hope. Don't miss this call to action—our future depends on it. You can also view and share on You Tube: https://lnkd.in/dxeADQpk

The Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council (PHC4) understands the importance of World Mental Health Day and the efforts of the World Health Organization to raise awareness of mental health issues.  This gives stakeholders working on mental health issues the opportunity to talk about their work, and what more needs to be done to make mental health care a reality for people worldwide! Learn more about what each of us can do to be supported and supportive at https://lnkd.in/eJx4rV3G

🌟 New Release! 🌟 Discover the power of relationships in infant and early childhood mental health with our new book, "Honoring Voices Within Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health: Relationship-Based Stories From the Field." This collection of heartfelt stories and practical insights will inspire and guide you in your work with young children and their families. Dive into real-world case studies that illuminate the transformative power of relationship-based practice in IECMH. Authored by leading experts, "Honoring Voices" offers deep reflections and practical guidance for professionals working with young children and their families. Order Now: https://bit.ly/3xDyF0F

It's still Mental Health Awareness Month, and we've got more free programming! Join us on Tuesday, May 28 for the free webinar, "Increasing Help-Seeking for Legal Professionals Struggling with Depression." Our speaker, Dr. Jason Siegel, has developed a four-step, science-based approach (called IIFF) to encourage help-seeking by people with depression. He'll discuss how legal employers and other organizations can apply IIFF to improve the likelihood of help-seeking among legal professionals and save lives. The webinar's target audience is people in organizational positions focused on improving mental health within their organizations. You can register here: https://lnkd.in/gCrf4KcB Heidi Alexander Tara Antonipillai, JD, MAPP Raul Ayala Dr. Anne Brafford, JD, MAPP, PhD Bree Buchanan Marcie Dickson Michael (Ellenhorn) Denise Gaskin - Well-Being Champion / Coach Shailini George Danielle Hall R. Javoyne Hicks Mike Kasdan Natalie Loeb Chris Newbold Dr. Matthew Thiese Robin Wolpert

I hope to see you at this free, important webinar on May 28 with one of my favorite people, the esteemed Dr. Jason Siegel!

Today our Eurocare project had its policy webinar where we launched our three policy reports on inequalities in caring at different stages of adulthood from young adulthood onwards. Really proud of this research & how it has been feeding into important policy discussions in the UK. More info can be found in the story & the policy reports are here: https://lnkd.in/e9AqurY3

United Way of Central Minnesota recognizes the importance of kids’ mental health today. Learn how we support Central Minnesota children by investing in local programs that give kids what they need to develop into healthy adults: https://hubs.la/Q02w0Mn60

Today we've launched our '360 review' of mental health care services in England. This deep dive into the state of mental health care explores nine key areas including prevalence, access, funding and services for children and young people. We also examine what data is available and why limitations in coverage and quality of data can make the planning and provision of mental health care challenging. Read our findings ⬇️ . https://lnkd.in/dTJY2Yvk

Excellent read - very useful to help plan, and understand some ‘why?’ stuff too