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Youth Mental Health First Aid Training through CMHA-CEI
Mr. Kevin Lavery with WKAR’s Current State radio program interviewed Mark Philips, a recovery specialist with CMHA-CEI, on 5/30/14 as a part of a series for Mental Health Awareness Month. Mark Phillips describes the goals of the Youth Mental Health First Aid Training program, answers questions on signs and symptoms of youth mental health disorders, and reviews action steps trainees who complete this training may take to offer support and assistance to youth. He also discusses anticipated outcomes of this grant funded training program. Individuals interested in this training program may contact CMHA-CEI customer service at 517-346-8244 or http://mhfatrainingcmha-cei.eventbrite.com for upcoming trainings.
You can listen to the interview by clicking here for the original article on WKAR's website, or clicking play below.
