Why Talking About Mental Health is Important
Tools for supportive conversations about mental health and suicide prevention.
What you'll walk away with
- Build skills for open conversations about mental health and emotional well-being.
- Recognize signs of distress and understand when additional support may be needed.
- Learn practical strategies for creating a safe, supportive environment and addressing concerns.
- Ask questions and get guidance during a Q&A with JF&CS professionals.
This training will equip you with practical tools to foster open, supportive conversations about mental health and suicide prevention. Learn to create a safe environment, recognize signs of distress, and take proactive steps to promote your child’s emotional well-being.
At a glance
Length
60 minutes
Audience
Parents/Caregivers of Middle School Students
Parents/Caregivers of Middle School Students
Led by
BeWellATL facilitators
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