Wood County ADAMHS Board
Wood County ADAMHS Board
Youth Mental Health
Youth Mental Health
Youth Mental Health
Saturday 26th November 2022
Learn how to identify mental health signs in youth and support their well-being with Angie Patchen and Annie Pilmore from the Wood County Educational Service Center.
37 minutes
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Stigma & Social Perspectives
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Get the buttons here!Spotting the Signs: Supporting Youth Mental Health with Angie Patchen and Annie Pilmore
According to The Wood County Adamhs Youth survey, almost of total youth in wood county grades reported that they had attempted suicide in The Last Year. The content we share on stigma busters can bring up a variety of feelings and thoughts, and the wood county alcohol drug addiction and mental health services board is here to help you.
Youth mental health is a topic that often gets overlooked, but it’s more crucial than ever to address it head-on. In this episode of 'Stigma Busters', Angie Patchen and Annie Pilmore from the Wood County Educational Service Center dive deep into the realities faced by today's youth. They discuss alarming statistics from the Wood County ADAMHS Youth survey, which found a shocking number of suicide attempts among local youth in the past year.
This eye-opening conversation highlights the urgent need for awareness and action. Angie and Annie share practical advice on how to spot early signs of mental health issues in young people. They emphasize the importance of prevention and early intervention, stressing that timely support can make all the difference. The duo also explores the impact of Covid-19 on youth mental health, noting how the pandemic has exacerbated existing issues and created new challenges for many.
But it’s not just about identifying problems. Angie and Annie talk about the vital role adults play in supporting young people’s mental wellness. They advocate for changing the way we talk about mental health, aiming to break down the stigma that often prevents youth from seeking help. Their insights underscore the importance of treating each student as an individual, with unique needs and experiences.
This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone involved in the lives of young people. It’s packed with valuable information and heartfelt advice that can help us all contribute to a healthier, more supportive environment for our youth. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of youth mental health and learn how you can make a positive impact.