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Beech Acres CEO Laura Mitchell Participates In Cincinnati City Hall Panel On Youth Mental Health Crisis
Laura Mitchell, president and CEO of Beech Acres Parenting Center, recently participated in a panel discussion about the youth mental health crisis in the country, at Cincinnati City Hall on Monday, June 26, after a 4 p.m. presentation of the documentary film on the same topic, “Wait to Nowhere.” Mitchell joined leaders from Cincinnati Children’s…
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A Family Specialist Reflects on the Importance of Therapy
Guest Blogger: Jessie Broach, Family Specialist Beech Acres Parenting Center When I was a child, I didn’t see a therapist that looked like me or that could help identify what I was going through. My daughter was starting therapy, so I knew that if I was helping her get help dealing with her big emotions,…
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Greater Cincinnati Youth Mental Wellness Summit To Spark Community Discussion On Mental Health Crisis In Children
Beech Acres Parenting Center will combine efforts with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center; the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Center for Integrative Health and Wellness; and the City of Cincinnati for a conversation on the growing mental health crisis for children that was detailed by U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy in his recent advisory,…
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A Dad’s Perseverance Helps His Daughter Get The Support She Needs
Families are complex. Unfortunately, so is healthcare in the United States. All too often, parents are unable to find, receive, or afford appropriate healthcare for their children. This applies to physical and mental health care, both of which are vital to raising healthy kids. Mia’s* dad was desperate for help. Mia was acting out at…
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Learn How to Talk to Your Child About Mental Health.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. 1 in 5 children lives with a serious, diagnosable mental illness. 1 in 5. Think about your child’s friends, their class, and their school. That’s a lot of kids. It’s never been more important to be able to speak openly and honestly about mental health with your children. Fortunately, today’s parents are more…
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Help Kids Like Scott Receive Critical Interventions and Services Right in Their School With a Gift To Beech Acres Parenting Center
Scott was sent to the principal’s office. Again. He seemed so angry all the time. His behavior was affecting his school work and his relationship with his family. Mom and dad were frustrated and unsure about how to approach the situation. A Family Peer Support Specialist at Scott’s school connected the family with Beech Acres…
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How To Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health; A Complete Guide For Parents
How To Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health 1 in 5 children lives with a serious, diagnosable mental illness. 1 in 5. Think about your child’s friends, their class, and their school. That’s a lot of kids. It’s never been more important to be able to speak openly and honestly about mental health with…
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How To Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health; Speaking To Your High Schooler
How To Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health 1 in 5 children lives with a serious, diagnosable mental illness. 1 in 5. Think about your child’s friends, their class, their school. That’s a lot of kids. It’s never been more important to be able to speak openly and honestly about mental health with your…
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How To Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health; Tips For Speaking With Your Child In Elementary School
How To Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health 1 in 5 children lives with a serious, diagnosable mental illness. 1 in 5. Think about your child’s friends, their class, their school. That’s a lot of kids. It’s never been more important to be able to speak openly and honestly about mental health with your…
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How To Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health; Tips For Talking To Your Preschooler
How To Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health 1 in 5 children lives with a serious, diagnosable mental illness. 1 in 5. Think about your child’s friends, their class, their school. That’s a lot of kids. It’s never been more important to be able to speak openly and honestly about mental health with your…