Conversations That Matter- Behavioral Health Strategies for Building Resilience in Youth

Jerry Moe is internationally known for his work with Children of Addiction. Please join us as he discusses the latest research for this growing population, what has changed and what has stayed the same.

Join us for a discussion on suicide prevention in youth with Dr. Scott Poland. Dr. Poland of Nova Southeastern University is a Nationally Certified School Psychologist and past Prevention Division Director for the American Association of Suicidology. Dr. Poland has spent most of his career educating professionals and families on suicidology and has assisted many states and organizations in establishing prevention and response protocols. This podcast includes valuable information and statistics on suicide prevention and intervention.

Please join Tina George and her guest Dr. Joseph Garbely, a former Medical Director at Caron Treatment Centers, as they clarify and discuss the impact cannabis has on the developing brain and the behavioral health of our youth.

The Peak Performance Team at Caron Treatment Center's Education Alliance, along with Chris Therien, former NHL superstar, discuss why athletes are at greater risk of substance use, how it affects their performance, and how to effectively apply prevention efforts.

In this podcast, Tina welcomes Christine Glover of Lancaster Penn Medicine for a discussion about the science behind hope and preparing students to set realistic, achievable goals for a successful school year.

Conversations That Matter welcomes, Josephine Tynes, LCSW, MHL, ICGC-II, BACC, founder of Parallel Consulting, as she breaks down the impact technology plays in the lives of our children and adolescents, what to be aware of and when to be concerned.

Dr. Margaret King, Psy. D, Supervisor of Trauma Services at Caron Treatment Center, and Dr. Ramona Palmerio-Roberts, Psy. D, CCTP-II, Executive Director at Caron's Outpatient Treatment Center discuss the concept of collective trauma - when a group of people collectively experience the same traumatic event.