FREDLA is a national organization supporting family-run organizations, improved practices in children's mental health, and family partnership at all levels.
YOUR INPUT IS NEEDED! What would you like to see at the 2024 Parent Peer Support Institute? Weigh in by completing the survey via the link below or the QR code.
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Dr. Rachel Levine, @HHS_ASH, spoke at day two of #AAPAdvocacy about the mental health challenges children, teens and LGBTQ youth are facing and the role pediatricians play in supporting them.
New Infographic from @FREDLA1 and YMN Peer Center - What We Need in Order to Support Young People
This document reflects the discussions each of these sectors had with their peers and contains the areas they shared in common.
We believe there are huge opportunities to better leverage storytelling in supporting change efforts.
Great to see this topic getting some traction in the literature.
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Great news! FREDLA selected for #PCORI Engagement Award #funding for identifying outcomes valued by youth/families. #PCOR. INFO: https://t.co/A6Qsbknl1g
Honored to be a speaker at @FREDLA1's 1st Annual Parent Peer Support Provider Appreciation Day! A HUGE THANK YOU to these professionals! Your work improves the lives of children & youth with behavioral health challenges & their families! You ROCK! https://t.co/C7AfiynrOc
Join us on Wednesday, 5/18/22, at 12 pm Eastern to celebrate the first national Parent Peer Support Provider Appreciation Day! Join using the Zoom link below or on FREDLA's Facebook page.
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Join NCSMH team members Dr. Tiffany Beason and Victoria Daley, LMSW, with @hilamhttc for Insights from the Pandemic: Advancing Collective Knowledge on Latinx Students’ Mental Health. This hybrid conference is Thurs Mar 31, 2022. https://t.co/8YHmemApy5