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X-WR-CALDESC:A young person you know could be experiencing a mental health 
 challenge or crisis.  You can help them.\n\nYou are more likely to encount
 er someone - friend\, family member\, student\, neighbor\, or member of th
 e community - in an emotional or mental crisis than someone having a heart
  attack. Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches a 5-step action plan to off
 er initial help to young people showing signs of a mental illness or crisi
 s\, and connect them with the appropriate professional\, peer\, social\, o
 r self help care.\n \nAnyone can take the Youth Mental Health First Aid co
 urse\, but it is ideally designed for adults who work with young people\, 
 ages 12-18 - teachers\, coaches\, leaders of faith communities\, social wo
 rkers\, and other caring citizens. \n\nSometimes\, the best first aid is y
 ou.\nTake the course\, save a life\, strengthen your community.\n \n \nMen
 tal Health First Aid is listed in the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Se
 rvices Administration's National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and P
 ractices.  Studies show that individuals trained in the program increase t
 heir knowledge of signs\, symptoms\, and risk factors of mental illnesses 
 and addictions\; can identify multiple types of professional and self-help
  resources for individuals with a mental illness or addition\; increase th
 eir confidence in and likelihood to help an individual in distress\; and s
 how reduced social distance to individuals with mental illnesses.\n\nThe M
 HFA Blended Virtual Course is comprised of two parts:\nMHFA Self-Paced Int
 roduction: The first portion of the course is to be completed through the 
 self-paced online portion (accessible through the MHFA Learning Management
  System)\nMHFA Skills Application: The second portion of the course is tau
 ght virtually by a certified MHFA Instructor and focuses on how to apply t
 he MHFA skills.\nYou must complete the MHFA Self-Paced Introduction (appro
 ximately 2 hours) before attending the MHFA Skills Application (approximat
 ely 6 hours) portion of the course.\n\nPlease keep an eye on your junk mai
 l for emails from Mental Health First Aid or directly from your trainers w
 ith information on how to complete your MHFA Self-Paced Introduction. \n\n
 If you are unable to complete the MHFA Self-Paced Introduction\, or virtua
 lly attend the MHFA Skills Application portion of the course\, please info
 rm Kayla Lathrop at Region V Systems (klathrop@region5systems.net) so your
  designated spot can be canceled.\n\nReasons to become a Mental Health Fir
 st Aider:\nTo be prepared:  just as you learn CPR\, learn how to help in a
  mental health crisis.\nYou care: be there for a friend\, family member\, 
 or colleague.\nYou can help:  people with mental illnesses often suffer al
 one.\n\nLearning Objectives:\nRecognize the potential risk factors and war
 ning signs for a range of mental health concerns.\n\nObtain information on
 :  depression\, anxiety\, trauma\, psychosis and psychotic disorders\, sub
 stance use disorders\, and self-injury.\n\nUse a 5-step action plan to hel
 p an individual in crisis connect with appropriate professional help.\n\nI
 nterpret the prevalence of various mental health disorders in the U.S. and
  the need for reduced negative attitudes in their communities.\n\nApply kn
 owledge of the evidence-based professional\, peer\, social\, and self-help
  resources available to help someone with a mental health problem treat an
 d manage the problem and achieve recovery.\n\nThis training is free\, but 
 you must register to attend as spots are limited.\n\n \nSeating is limited
  to the first 30 to respond\, so please register early.  \n\nA certificate
  of completion will be presented following the completion of the training 
 course evaluation which can be used to seek approval for the State of Nebr
 aska Continuing Education Units for LMHP\, LIMHP\, LMFT\, Social Work and 
 Professional Counseling.
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DESCRIPTION:A young person you know could be experiencing a mental health c
 hallenge or crisis.  You can help them.\n\nYou are more likely to encounte
 r someone - friend\, family member\, student\, neighbor\, or member of the
  community - in an emotional or mental crisis than someone having a heart 
 attack. Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches a 5-step action plan to offe
 r initial help to young people showing signs of a mental illness or crisis
 \, and connect them with the appropriate professional\, peer\, social\, or
  self help care.\n \nAnyone can take the Youth Mental Health First Aid cou
 rse\, but it is ideally designed for adults who work with young people\, a
 ges 12-18 - teachers\, coaches\, leaders of faith communities\, social wor
 kers\, and other caring citizens. \n\nSometimes\, the best first aid is yo
 u.\nTake the course\, save a life\, strengthen your community.\n \n \nMent
 al Health First Aid is listed in the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Ser
 vices Administration's National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Pr
 actices.  Studies show that individuals trained in the program increase th
 eir knowledge of signs\, symptoms\, and risk factors of mental illnesses a
 nd addictions\; can identify multiple types of professional and self-help 
 resources for individuals with a mental illness or addition\; increase the
 ir confidence in and likelihood to help an individual in distress\; and sh
 ow reduced social distance to individuals with mental illnesses.\n\nThe MH
 FA Blended Virtual Course is comprised of two parts:\nMHFA Self-Paced Intr
 oduction: The first portion of the course is to be completed through the s
 elf-paced online portion (accessible through the MHFA Learning Management 
 System)\nMHFA Skills Application: The second portion of the course is taug
 ht virtually by a certified MHFA Instructor and focuses on how to apply th
 e MHFA skills.\nYou must complete the MHFA Self-Paced Introduction (approx
 imately 2 hours) before attending the MHFA Skills Application (approximate
 ly 6 hours) portion of the course.\n\nPlease keep an eye on your junk mail
  for emails from Mental Health First Aid or directly from your trainers wi
 th information on how to complete your MHFA Self-Paced Introduction. \n\nI
 f you are unable to complete the MHFA Self-Paced Introduction\, or virtual
 ly attend the MHFA Skills Application portion of the course\, please infor
 m Kayla Lathrop at Region V Systems (klathrop@region5systems.net) so your 
 designated spot can be canceled.\n\nReasons to become a Mental Health Firs
 t Aider:\nTo be prepared:  just as you learn CPR\, learn how to help in a 
 mental health crisis.\nYou care: be there for a friend\, family member\, o
 r colleague.\nYou can help:  people with mental illnesses often suffer alo
 ne.\n\nLearning Objectives:\nRecognize the potential risk factors and warn
 ing signs for a range of mental health concerns.\n\nObtain information on:
   depression\, anxiety\, trauma\, psychosis and psychotic disorders\, subs
 tance use disorders\, and self-injury.\n\nUse a 5-step action plan to help
  an individual in crisis connect with appropriate professional help.\n\nIn
 terpret the prevalence of various mental health disorders in the U.S. and 
 the need for reduced negative attitudes in their communities.\n\nApply kno
 wledge of the evidence-based professional\, peer\, social\, and self-help 
 resources available to help someone with a mental health problem treat and
  manage the problem and achieve recovery.\n\nThis training is free\, but y
 ou must register to attend as spots are limited.\n\n \nSeating is limited 
 to the first 30 to respond\, so please register early.  \n\nA certificate 
 of completion will be presented following the completion of the training c
 ourse evaluation which can be used to seek approval for the State of Nebra
 ska Continuing Education Units for LMHP\, LIMHP\, LMFT\, Social Work and P
 rofessional Counseling.
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SUMMARY:Virtual Youth Mental Health First Aid
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