Mental Health First Aid: A Primer for Public Health Professional and Communities
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Welcome to today’s webinar, Mental Health First Aid: A Primer for Public Health Professionals and Communities. Closed captioning is available for today’s event. You can turn on captions via Zoom, or view the captions in a separate window here: https://www.streamtext.net/player?event=HealthFirstAidAPrimer

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EMS

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Mental Health

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Mental Health First Aid Instructor

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Carl Rush, Policy Advisor, National Assn of Community Health Workers

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Hi, I go by Raye. Lived experience in mental health. Getting involved in peer advocacy. Training to be a Community Health Worker. Good to be here!!!!

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I an with New Jersey Hospital Association

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I am a family counselor with Children's Home and Aid

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The University of the District of Columbia, Public Health Major (Senior), and Certification in Mental Health First Aid

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no sound

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Mary Nolan-Ocean County Health Department-mnolan@ochd.org

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Jene Ray, ZoNE Project at the Northeast Community Center in Spokane, WA

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Shelise Davis- Catholic Community Services Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah sdavis@ccsutah.org

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Hi everyone, Padee Vue from MN working with Hmong American Partnership as a Tobacco Prevention Coordinator

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Alex Crocket, Aging and Disability Services Division, State of Nevada

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Hi, Cindy Herrick, Strategic Partnerships Lead for 2020 Mom, a national nonprofit working to close gaps in the maternal mental healthcare system. cindy@2020mom.org

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Ashley Dickens-York, Health Promotion, Cecil County Md

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Digital sundown: to shut off electronics an hour before bed every night.

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Being a learner

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Giving myself permission to not check my email right now. :)

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Read books for my own enjoyment! Non-fiction mostly, also some fiction.

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To not be hard on myself

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taking break from email

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To feel my feelings

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leaving the baby with dad and going for a walk every day

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permission to relax

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I give myself permission to share my thoughts and comments in the chat (if that is allowed by the presenters).

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To be free and opened with myself.

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Hi! I'm Regina Rodriguez from the Center on Halsted in Chicago, working as a health educator and marketing diva (rrodriguez@centeronhalsted.org). I'm going to give myself permission to enjoy this presentation and put my phone down :)

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To ignore the mental To Do list

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playing music alone, since I can’t play with others right now

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Take a deep breath, a sip of water

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permission to forget about the noise from 8 year's conversation in order to fully listen and engage in this webinar

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moving and stretching to stay alert and comfortable during the training

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my 8 year old

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The recording and slides will be made available on the National Council and ASTHO’s websites by early next week.

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Thank you! I give myself permission to zone out momentarily at times and follow up with the slides later.

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just 2 MHFA instructors for SW Michigan

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Yes: FA

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Terri Albers-I am collecting MHFA trainers in the state-I run the state youth suicide prevention program with MDHHS. Would love to connect. decampl@michigan.gov

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yes

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Yes!

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A number of basic community health worker curricula include MHFA and/or SBIRT

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What is SBIRT?

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Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment

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Thank you! Sounds like the clinical version of ALGEE

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Yes! And it's billable - huge for integrated behavioral health sustainability!

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I would love to see more integration and team-based care.

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And peer support.

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“Self-care has to resonate with the individual themselves” ++++++

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Please put questions into q&A --so we can easily see them

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these considerations are valuable in helping reduce stigma at community level, which can help reduce resistance to treatment

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Yes and also how does one find a youth trained MH First Aider.

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Look up MHFA instructors and courses in your area at www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org

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born this way...... iconic......

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Indiana school teachers must have suicide prevention certification every 3 years to be licensed, and Mental Health First Aid is one of 4 approved suicide prevention programs allowed!!

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Personal reading

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Walking

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Simple physical exercises

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Gardening

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Stop work in the evening to be with family

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cuddling with my dog

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Breathing exercises

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Meditation

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bathing

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Watching less of the news, taking time to get up and stretch, going outside

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Singing

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running

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reading

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nail art!

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yoga

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Talking with friends, journaling, prayer

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Revising productivity expectations - movement in the body!

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Exercising, listening to music

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no social media

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Mindfullness

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reading

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music has been a saving grace for real

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Talking to friends

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Outdoor activities!!

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spending time with family

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sleeping in, snuggle breaks with my kiddos

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Music

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playing with the cat

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Writing my plan in a journal

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Going to a chiropractor

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Making braided wigs

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Netflix

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dancing with grandkids

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Jump roping

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Therapy

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watching virtual drag shows

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out side exercise, limiting media

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oct horror movie marathon

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paint by number is so fun and relaxing. we did two for our son's room

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watching my favorite television shows

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puzzles, exercise, TV time

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trying to focus big picture rather than getting caught up in the ups and downs of day-to-day

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I've been doing lots of these PD webinars, self care videos. Grandkids, quilting

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Halloween themed movies all month

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Listening to music

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what music have you been listening to?

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Zoey Diva Dog (Pet)

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Nap, when I need!

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Yes, watching webinars so I won't get rusty while working virtually with clients.

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Using my planner to organize my time

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Napping is huge!

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“Thank you”

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You can do this

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Last night I listed to Whitney Houston & then the We Are the World video!

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I am here for you

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"I trust you 100%"

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My supervisor asks me each week in supervision how I'm really doing. Not just work related.

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I appreciate your help!!!

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You matter

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"You are appreciated"

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extend grace

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Thank you

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your awesome

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You're awesome!

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Thanks for holding down the fort

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"Take time off for yourself." and "Thank you!" :)

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"You are resilient"

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"Let me know if you need more time off"

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kind words of affirmation

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I need to take off thank you so much for this info session!

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Do you provide certificate for this training?

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Thank you for the information about certificate

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Music, for sure: Walking on Sunshine, Underdog (A. Keys), American Pie (Don McLean), Stronger (K. Clarkson) plus others!

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The recording and slides will be made available on the National Council and ASTHO’s websites by early next week.

01:12:52
What about the new 988 line

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Very helpful indeed

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Thank you! Wonderful information!

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The recording and slides will be made available on the National Council and ASTHO’s websites by early next week.

01:14:06
Thank you so much!! Great information! Wonderful Presenter!!

01:16:05
Thank you for such an informative presentation!

01:16:06
Thank you for this presentation!

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This was a great presentation... You Rock, Tremaine!

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when will the higher adult virtual module be available

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higher education

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thank you for the presentation!

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The caring shared among participants is inspiring! Thanks to all, especially presenters.

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I appreciated the valuable information from this webinar, thanks for inviting me!

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Thank you!!!

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Thank you.

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Excellent session.