Are you familiar with common warning signs and risk factors for mental health issues experienced by youth? What protective factors can family members, educators, and the community at large foster to positively influence a young person’s wellbeing?

Join The Mental Health Association of Westchester as we explore these questions and more in an engaging Community Conversation centered on youth mental health. Led by a licensed clinical social worker and a youth peer advocate with lived experience of navigating mental health challenges and the mental health care system, both provider and peer perspectives will be shared. Topics also include:

• importance of healthy communication between youth and caregivers
• value of positive, supportive relationships with adult figures
• MHA supports and resources for youth and family members.

Information shared during this event can benefit a range of ages; attendance is suitable for adults and youth ages 13 and older.

This will be a hybrid event, both in-person at Greenburgh Public Library and virtually on Zoom. 

Registration is required: Click HERE or call 914-721-8225 to register.