02/26/2021
Office of Community Engagement - Stanford School of Medicine
We are live with Office of Community Engagement - Stanford School of Medicine discussing #YouthMentalHealth during the pandemic.
Adolescent Mental Well-being
The Stanford Center for Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing is spearheading a new national vision for adolescent and young adult mental health support.
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The Stanford Center for Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing recognizes that we are in the midst of a national public health crisis among U.S. youth and is spearheading a new national vision for adolescent and young adult wellness and mental health support. The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences is laying the groundwork for the creation of a national initiative for youth through its expertise in early mental health support, development of self-regulation tools, school mental health, and suicide prevention. By creating an innovative health system, and a new culture of health for the adolescent and young adult population, Stanford hopes to create a model for the country in how to better support our young people to navigate the transition to adulthood and realize their full potential as adults. The data on adolescent health and educational success in the US is of great concern. High rates of depression, alcohol and drug abuse, teen pregnancy, youth violence, and low college graduation rates compared to other industrialized nations indicate that something is missing in our support for young people. Adolescence has become a perilous rite of passage for many youth. We need a new culture of adolescent wellbeing across the United States that builds skills, resilience, and opportunities for a healthy path into adulthood. The Stanford Center for Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing is built on three core components: 1. Early Mental Health Support and Exceptional Clinical Care 2. Educational and Community Partnerships 3. Mental Health and Technology Program
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We are live with Office of Community Engagement - Stanford School of Medicine discussing #YouthMentalHealth during the pandemic.
Adolescent Mental Well-being
How to teach your child body positivity:
- Be a role model for your child.
- Change attitudes towards physical activity.
- Develop a healthy relationship with food.
- Celebrate your child's physical and non-physical attributes.
#NEDAwareness #NEDA #EatingDisorderRecovery
Eating disorders among children have increased significantly in the past 20 years. Here are some ways that you can teach your children to have a positive body image and develop healthy habits for life. #NEDAwareness
"This research suggests that constant coping with systemic racism and everyday discrimination is a potent activator of the stress response. This may help us understand the early origins of racial disparities in chronic illness across the lifespan."
https://developingchild.harvard.edu/resources/racism-and-ecd/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=february_2021
What could our society look like if racial disparities in health and learning outcomes didn’t exist? According to extensive studies, the U.S. would save billions in health care costs alone. The value of realizing the potential contributions of so many people around the world who are impaired by—...
Practice wellness and learn how to incorporate self-care practices into your workplace.
This webinar, hosted by California School-Based Health Alliance, is being held tomorrow, Feb. 24 at 11 am PST.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yqL-4EOYSlu8nPmNOiyHIA
Today is the first day of the National Eating Disorders Awareness Week.
Use these resources from National Institute of Mental Health to help raise awareness about #EatingDisorders. #NEDAwareness
nimh.nih.gov/health/education-awareness/shareable-resources-on-eating-disorders.shtml
Shareable Resources on Eating Disorders
We are live with Two Feathers-NAFS, uplifting Native youth voice.
In episode 3 of Generation Change, our friends at the Stanford Center for Youth Mental Health bring on Dr. Virgil Moorehead of Two Feathers Native American Family Services for a conversation about Native American youth mental health & the importance of culturally supportive care. He’ll be joined by Stanford’s Dr. Steven Adelsheim and 6 Native youth guests. Tune in to hear from:
- Dr. Steven Adelsheim
- Dr. Virgil D. Moorehead Jr. (Yurok/Tolowa)
- Emma Sunderberg (Wiyot)
- Sasha Neyra (Yurok/Tolowa)
- Phyre Sanchez (Hupa)
- Kinestan Lewis (Hupa)
- Sofia Myers (Yurok)
- Kiara Weatherford (Yurok)
Two Feathers Native American Family Services serves all Native youth and families in Humboldt County. To achieve the goal of building thriving Native American communities, Two Feathers works with Native youth and families by providing culturally based, youth driven interventions that promote holistic health and wellness. In March 2020, the California State Assembly Awarded Two Feathers with a Certification of Recognition for invaluable healthcare contributions that will continue to build generations of healthy Native communities. Keep up with their work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/twofeathers_nafs.
Do you want to learn more about ways to virtually engage with youth?
Today at 11 am PST, California School-Based Health Alliance will host a webinar where the speakers will share how they have used youth events to engage youth virtually and discuss how their social media efforts have increased their interaction with youth.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_bkFvLIZ9Rh2gh6NTsAJKeg
Tomorrow at 4 pm PST/7 pm EST, on episode three of the Made of Millions Foundation live stream, our friends at Two Feathers-NAFS will discuss mental health needs amongst Native youth and the importance culturally supportive services. Join us.
#GenerationChange
https://www.madeofmillions.com/events/native-american-youth-mental-health
In episode 3 of Generation Change, our friends at Stanford bring on colleagues from Two Feathers Native American Family Services for a conversation about mental health challenges amongst Native youth and the importance culturally supportive services.
Have you heard of #GoodforMEdia?
It is a peer mentoring campaign that addresses positive and negative aspects of social media.
#YouthMentalHealth
https://www.goodformedia.org/whoweare
About Us Hi there! Our names are Kyra, Emily, and Zoe. We have partnered up with Stanford Psychiatry’s Center for Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing to create #GoodforMEdia. We created this peer mentoring campaign to tackle the positive and negative aspects of social media. These days, kids are rec...
TW: Suicide
"In Black kids, depression sometimes shows up as being angry or what adults see as being disobedient. And she says Black kids may face stresses white kids don't."
"They're not always treated the same. Racism is alive and well." - Donna Holland Barnes, Howard University
#youthmentalhealth #Blackmentalhealth
https://www.npr.org/2020/12/15/946617238/black-teenagers-with-mental-health-issues-may-be-reluctant-to-seek-help
The CDC reports suicide rates went down in 2019. But one group has been having an especially hard time: young Black people. And nobody is sure why.
After being inspired by a Stanford course, four graduates teamed up to tackle important deficiencies in mental healthcare while expanding access and reducing costs.
#mentalhealth
https://news.stanford.edu/today/2020/12/14/reimagining-mental-healthcare-ground/
After being inspired by a Stanford course, four graduates teamed up to tackle important deficiencies in mental healthcare while expanding access and reducing costs.
Join us today at 4 p.m. PST/7 p.m. EST for our first episode of the livestream series - Generation change: How today's youth are reimagining mental health - created in partnership with Made of Millions.
Today's episode will cover what makes allcove an innovative model and what is the promise it holds for young people.
https://www.madeofmillions.com/events/early-intervention-strategies-in-youth-mental-health
#youthmentalhealth #generationchange
The data on adolescent health and educational success in the U.S. is of great concern. High rates of depression, alcohol and drug abuse, teen pregnancy, youth violence, and low college graduation rates compared to other industrialized nations indicate that something is missing in our support for young people.
We need a new culture of adolescent wellbeing across the United States that builds skills, resilience, and opportunities for a healthy path into adulthood. In our new series #GenerationChange hosted in partnership with Stanford Center for Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing we'll hear from young people and experts on topics like: early intervention strategies, Asian American youth mental health, Native American youth mental health, the role of media in wellbeing, and more.
Join us as we explore how to better support today’s youth as they transition into adults and realize their full potential. EP 1 kicks off this Thursday at 4PM PST / 7PM EST on our site, YouTube channel & page. Tune in 📺
https://www.madeofmillions.com/series/generation-change
Incredibly excited to partner with Made of Millions Foundation on a livestream series - Generation change: How today's youth are reimagining mental health.
We kick off with the first episode this Thursday at 4 p.m. PST/7 p.m. EST - Early intervention strategies in youth mental health featuring allcove. Tune in on their YouTube channel or page.
#youthmentalhealth #generationchange
Link for tonight’s event: mobile response feedback from Youth 18-25
Tuesday, January 12th, 5:00 PM Session with Our Transitional Aged Youth, 18 – 25 Years of Age
Hosted by BHSD
Facilitated by Ana Lilia Soto, Stanford Psychiatry Center for Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing
Zoom Virtual Meeting Link
https://sccgov-org.zoom.us/j/93747277921?pwd=VkRYTTdqbWdkbkIvSDNqaVhxdU1PZz09
Meeting ID: 937 4727 7921
Passcode: 354210
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Using examples from his research and clinical practice, Dr. Ungar will explore the nature of young people’s patterns of resilience in contexts where children and adolescents are affected by social marginalization, migration, violence, and mental disorder.
The National Institute of Mental Health will host this free webinar on Jan. 14 at 3 p.m. ET. Please register online.
https://nih.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_MCkdfIqjRty8Ypzteqtufw
This Thursday, Jan. 14 at 1 p.m. ET, the National Institute of Mental Health will host a livestream event on managing stress and anxiety.
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/news/events/announcements/nimh-livestream-event-managing-stress-and-anxiety.shtml?utm_source=GovD&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newyear2021
Our very own Vicki Harrison shares:
"'While young people are resilient and adaptable as a whole, their wellbeing is somewhat dependent on the circumstances of their family life and who they are engaging with during the shutdown.' In other words, some adolescents may escape negative experiences at school, whereas others may be forced into difficult situations at home."
https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/child-adolescent-psychiatry/living-life-online-adolescent-mental-health-and-social-media/
"To handle the ongoing stress, Carrion and Jain recommend that everyone make time to use healthy coping strategies, such as exercise, spending time in nature, meditating or praying, or chatting on the phone with a supportive friend.
And for kids and teens, small opportunities to make fun choices can help preserve a sense of agency in the face of an uncontrollable situation, Carrion added. Even having a chance to pick a new flavor of ice cream at the grocery store can help."
More than a third of U.S. adults have had symptoms of anxiety and depression during the global pandemic, so Stanford experts are figuring out how to help.
We are currently looking for a talented person to support our Center operations. Apply today! ✅
https://careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/administrative-manager-10134
Stanford University is seeking an Administrative
Introducing a youth-informed service from Santa Clara County, Virtual You: Navigating Wellness Online. Virtual You is a place where youth are able to focus on themselves, connect with others, and just be you. Please call Lisa at 408-961-4700 for more information!
Are you interested in youth outreach?
Check out our open youth outreach specialist position. https://careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/youth-outreach-specialist-10987
Stanford University’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences’ Center for Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing is seeking a Youth Outreach...
We are hiring!
The program manager will develop, manage and provide technical assistance in support of several Center programs.
https://careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/program-manager-10639
The Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences’ Center for Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing at the Stanford School of Medicine is seeking.....
We are looking for a Program Manager with experience in suicide prevention, media and mental health and school mental health, who can help us grow our work in these areas. https://careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/program-manager-10639
On Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 9 a.m. EST, come hear about a groundbreaking new report - The Inequities of Mental Health Research Funding - that maps funding for mental health research by geography and subject area.
Learn how this report could help change the future of funding for mental health research. #MHForAll
https://register.gotowebinar.com/rt/799026500992947211
The International Alliance of Mental Health Research Funders has launched its new study - The Inequities of Mental Health Research Funding.
The study brings together data from all over the world, identifying how much is being spent on research, in what areas and by whom.
https://digitalscience.figshare.com/articles/report/The_Inequities_of_Mental_Health_Research_IAMHRF_/13055897
One in four people in the world will be affected by a mental disorder at some point in their life, and mental health problems are currently the leading cause of global morbidity. Effectively addressing and understanding this vast unmet need requires research that spans basic research, all the way th...
Join on Thursday, Nov. 19 at 12 p.m. PST to increase your understanding of differences between stress and an anxiety disorder in children and adolescents and have an awareness of coping tools for children and adolescents who are experiencing stress and anxiety.
https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xe_nqA2HQ_y8DUGg05Zayg
Loving this access to some amazing speakers and great youth who made this conference happen!! Join us!!
Thanks for all who attended the first day of our conference. We are back at it tomorrow. Keynote Speaker will be local educator and leader Dr. Kishan Lara-Cooper. You can still register!!!
https://med.stanford.edu/psychiatry/special-initiatives/youthwellbeing/events/twofeathersconference.html
Join our team! Newest opening is the Youth Outreach Specialist position! If you want to work with youth and revolutionize youth mental health. Join us! https://careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/youth-outreach-specialist-10487
Two Feathers-NAFS
Native Youth Virtual Mental Health Conference Full Program starts today at 3:30pm with Native California Assemblymember James C. Ramos.
Free & Open to All!!! You can still register.
https://med.stanford.edu/psychiatry/special-initiatives/youthwellbeing/events/twofeathersconference.html
Join us!!
DON'T MISS OUT!!!! Conference starts Tuesday Sept 15th @ 12 pm. Register Here:
https://med.stanford.edu/psychiatry/special-initiatives/youthwellbeing/events/twofeathersconference.html
Join us September 15-18, 2020 for the 2nd Annual Native Youth Mental Health and Wellness Conference!
Free and open to the public, but registration is required:
https://med.stanford.edu/psychiatry/special-initiatives/youthwellbeing/events/twofeathersconference.html
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Join us & @sbh4ca online October 6-8 for a virtual statewide event: School Health on the Frontlines. Network with educators, school health providers, and advocates to learn how school-based health can provide critical support and health care access to the students
most impacted by the intersecting public health crises of racism and COVID-19.
bit.ly/CSHAconference
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Because love, is love, is love! Celebrating voice and authentic self in all spaces.
So proud of all these amazing youth leaders-allcove youth Advisory Group!
Join me in congratulating our YAG Alumni for the 19/20 year! These amaaaazing young leaders have donated their time and energy in ensuring the mental health conversations are normalized, accepted, and seen. They worked tirelessly in providing feedback for future allcove sites, developing presentations, being part of youth panels, encouraging youth mental dialogue with their community and encouraging access. They have remained committed and flexible during a time filled with uncertainty. Their leadership and passion guides every step of allcove! Thank you 19/20 YAG Leaders! #revolutionizementalhealth #allcoveyouth #youthvoiceyouthaction
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In our commitment to continue listening, learning, and acting and to ensure that this conversation is part of the movement...allcove honors Juneteenth, a commemoration of freedom.
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