Why CHC: Hope, Healing & Help
About this episode
This episode discusses the mental health challenges faced by young people and how CHC provides support to families.
Join us for an important conversation about the mental health challenges facing young people in our community where academic pressure, perfectionism, and social media create unique stressors for students and families. We talk with CHC’s CEO, Ryan Eisenberg, EdD, about how CHC can come alongside families in their toughest moments with compassionate care – through clinical services, school partnerships, and innovative community programs. CHC is working to make mental health support accessible to all – including free parent consultations and free parent support groups to culturally competent services in multiple languages. Discover practical steps parents and educators can take today: normalize conversations about mental health, engage support systems, and remember that we're all part of a community. This episode offers hope that when we work together and eliminate the shame around asking for help, every young person can thrive. Resources: CHC Online CHC’s Catherine T. Harvey Center for Clinical Services CHC's Resource Library Sign up for our Virtual Village email list to receive our latest episodes and recent CHC updates. Visit Voices of Compassion online for full show notes…
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