Crow Wing Energized, in partnership with Crow Wing County and Essentia Health, is hosting a Make It OK ambassador training opportunity. This train-the-trainer opportunity will prepare participants to deliver Make It OK training to the local community. Do you want to learn more about how to make it ok to talk about mental illness?

ACEs 101 presenters Alex Chamtcheu Alex.Chamtcheu@EssentiaHealth.org and Stacy Raiden O’Brien Stacy.Raidenobrien@EssentiaHealth.org September 26, 2018, 2:30 – 4 p.m. at Essentia Health - St. Joseph’s Medical Center, Lower Level, Thabes 1 CEU’s available The ACE Study (Adverse Childhood Experience), which was conducted in the 1990s, confirmed with scientific evidence that childhood experiences, both positive and

Presenter Kate LePage (Central MN Safe Harbor Regional Navigator), will be presenting on important concepts surrounding the topic of sex trafficking in Minnesota. In this training participants will hear facts pertaining to both victims and survivors, giving participants an in-depth look at sex trafficking in Minnesota. After diving into the facts about commercial sexual

Join Kay King from the National Alliance on Mental Illness - Minnesota to learn the things you can do to create a workplace that values good mental health. Participants will learn how to promote good mental health (including dealing with stress), the common symptoms of a mental illness, how attitudes and language impact people

PUBLIC INVITED TO MAKE IT OK PRESENTATION TO REDUCE MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA The most recent Crow Wing County Community Health Survey found that more than 1 in 4 adults in Crow Wing County experience mental illness. Most will wait an average of ten years before seeking treatment, largely due to the stigma. By talking

This training will cover an overview of the Make it Ok campaign to reduce stigma around mental illness; how to “be with”, yourself and someone else. Acceptance and remaining non-judgmental are key. Included in the workshop is practicing and role-playing communication skills (what to say and what not to say). The majority of this

This training will cover an overview of the Make it Ok campaign to reduce stigma around mental illness; how to “be with”, yourself and someone else. Acceptance and remaining non-judgmental are key. Included in the workshop is practicing and role-playing communication skills (what to say and what not to say). The majority of this

Crow Wing Energized is hosting a Make It OK ambassador training opportunity. This train-the-trainer opportunity will prepare participants to deliver Make It OK training to the local community. Do you want to learn more about how to make it ok to talk about mental illness? Do you want to help reduce the stigma of