by CTC Summit County | Nov 13, 2020 | CTC Blog, Health and Wellness, Mental Health Mondays, Mental Wellness
Jennifer Mulholland is a local Parkite (for the past 20 years), a mother of two children (10yr and 15yr old), wife, and co-leader of Plenty, a consulting firm helping conscious companies, nonprofits, and leaders make a difference in the world. She facilitates, speaks,...
by CTC Summit County | Nov 2, 2020 | CTC Blog, Health and Wellness, Mental Wellness
Healthy, clear, consistent and respectful boundaries are essential for relationships between youth and trusted adults. Learn the skills and practices that create safe boundaries for you and the youth you work with. From this discussion: The Peace House...
by CTC Summit County | Oct 28, 2020 | Coalition Strategy, CTC Blog, Health and Wellness, Mental Wellness, Parent Education
Building trust is an essential element of being a trusted adult to youth in our community. Studies point to the importance of having a trusted adult for youth to prevent substance use, violence, suicide and mental illness. Learn the key components of how to build...
by CTC Summit County | Oct 27, 2020 | Coalition Strategy, CTC Blog, Health and Wellness, Mental Health Mondays, Mental Wellness
Learning to use the SHARP data crosstab tool with Ed Ho from Bach Harrison The crosstab tool is a rich source of data for youth mental health and substance use prevention work. Learn how to use the tool to look at demographics, predictors and outcomes of risk and...
by CTC Summit County | Oct 6, 2020 | CTC Blog, Health and Wellness, Mental Health Mondays, Mental Wellness
Fire Chief Paul Hewitt and Pete Emery share their commitment to service in our community and the importance of understanding and supporting mental wellness with their team and the broader community. Transcription in EnglishTranscripción en español Jessica Crate All...
by CTC Summit County | Sep 18, 2020 | CTC Blog, Health and Wellness, Parent Education
Last week I received a call from a mom, alerting our community to a violent and harmful social media post on Tik Tok. Her child had been exposed to the video when a friend showed it to them. Thankfully, her child let her know what they had seen. She reached out to...
