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Mental Health Awareness Month: How to Prioritize Your Mental Health
There are a few small steps that you can incorporate into your day that can make a difference bit by bit.
Seven Counties Services Employees Join Kentuckianaworks for KW Conversations #6: Mental Health Careers and Representation
Ludmilla and Kourtnee were hosted by KentuckianaWorks Sr. Program Director, Angella Wilson, to discuss career paths in the mental health field, representation in the sector, and current career opportunities available.
What Employers Can Do to Support the Mental Health Needs of Their Employees
Creating a trauma-informed workplace builds trusts and shows an investment in the well-being of employees.
Helping Your Child with The Back-to-School Transition
Our school-based team shares tips and resources for early intervention to increase the likelihood of success for a child or youth who is struggling with school.
The Impact of COVID-19 and Social Injustice on Youth of Color
For health professionals caring for youth of color, specifically, ask how they feel being black in America has impacted their experiences concerning social justice and the pandemic.
Synchronizing Primary Care and Behavioral Healthcare for Patients
Kentucky Integrated Care was established in September 2017. Embedded within Seven Counties Services, it serves the following counties in Kentucky, which surround the Louisville metropolitan area: Bullitt, Henry, Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer, and Trimble counties. The program was launched as a five-year project to synchronize primary care with behavioral healthcare.
Children Finding Success Through Peaceful Pals Program
Seven Counties Services’ Child and Family West Clinic recognized that some of the children they served in Louisville’s West End community were unable to attend traditional after-school and summer care programs because these programs cannot accept students with severe emotional and behavioral issues.
Caring for Ourselves as Healthcare Workers
Self-care: This is a topic that we who work in the mental health / social services fields talk a lot about, but perhaps neglect to act on in our own lives, especially during times when we feel pulled to be available and supportive to our clients, our family, and friends.