Transforming how schools support students and families who have experienced a mental health disruption
March 17th • 8:00am - 3:00pm
Topics Include
Advancing Sensory Equity
Healing-Centered Art Practices
Race-Based Traumatic Stress
Multisystem Involved Youth
Supporting Regulation and Autonomy
AI Solutions to Augment Counseling Support
Presentation downloads free with attendance
STANDARD $125
MEMBER $75
STUDENT $40
Keynote
Beyond the Breaking Point:
Building a Thriving School Ecosystem
Our schools, our students, and our staff are stretched to a breaking point. But what if this moment of crisis is also our greatest opportunity for transformation?
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Dr. Fong Lau-Johnson
Program Director
Service Systems at the UCLA-Duke National Center for Child Traumatic Stress
March 18th • 8:30 - 11:00am
Join us the day after the Symposium to continue the conversation through hands-on learning, deeper exploration, and practical application of key themes. Together, the two experiences are designed to complement one another—creating a more complete and meaningful journey.
When Hope Feels Distant:
Supporting Students Through Grief and High-Risk Coping Behaviors
How do we, as helpers, learn to hear what is truly being said?
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Presented by:
Joanna Bridger, LICSW
Director
Safety, Hope, & Healing Counseling & Consulting
Admission $75
Transforming how schools support students and families who have experienced a mental health disruption
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