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Parents, caregivers, and youth leaders from across Wisconsin attended the Second Annual Lived Experience Academy Summit in May 2024. Experience the transformative impact of the event through this video. For more information on Lived Experience, visit: dcf.wisconsin.gov/family-first/lived-experience or children.wi.gov/Pages/LivedExperience/OCMHLEP.aspx

On May 18, 2024, lived experts from across Wisconsin attended the Second Annual Lived Experience Academy Summit. Watch the highlight video showcasing the 44 attendees and 8 speakers. For more information on Lived Experience, visit dcf.wisconsin.gov/family-first/lived-experience or children.wi.gov/Pages/LivedExperience/OCMHLEP.aspx

School-based peer-led wellness programs from across Wisconsin convened in Madison, Wisconsin for the first ever Mental Wellness Student Leadership Summit. Nearly 400 people representing 44 schools participated. High school student leaders connected with peers to brainstorm activities. All attendees received training on Holding Space for Conversations about Suicide, a model created by Wildflower...

Almost 400 people from 44 schools across Wisconsin convened to learn more about supporting student mental wellness. School-based peer-led wellness programs participating included NAMI Raise Your Voice Club, Hope Squad, Sources of Strength, REDgen, and other student-led programs. Partners in planning the event included Mental Health America of Wisconsin and Safer Communities Dane County. Learn m...

Wisconsin Office of Children's Mental Health Director, Linda Hall, announces Children's Mental Health Week 2024, May 5 - May 11. Explore new resources featuring insights from Wisconsin youth on the Children's Mental Health Week 2024 page: children.wi.gov/Pages/CMHWeek2024.aspx

Wisconsin Office of Children's Mental Health Feb. 2024 Collective Impact Council Meeting - topic: Infant Mental Health

Friday, January 12, 2024, the Wisconsin Office of Children's Mental Health provides a briefing of our 2023 Annual Report. State Representative Pat Snyder Office of Children's Mental Health Director, Linda Hall Office of Children's Mental Health Senior Research Analyst, Amy Marsman State Representative Jill Billings Samera Osman - Milwaukee Mathan Zirk - Soldiers Grove

Young people are most likely to turn to their friends first when having a bad day or during challenging times. Having strong friendships will help students cope with life’s challenges - big and small. Virtual college student, James, explains how friendships and social connections have helped him.

Research shows that coping skills can be learned, and resiliency is a muscle that grows over time. Office of Children's Mental Health Research Analyst Amy Marsman offers additional evidence on the value of learning and practicing coping skills for stress management.

College student Maiya offers advice on getting connected to cope with college stress. Research shows that students involved in extracurricular activities are less likely to report depression and anxiety compared to students who are not.

Discussion with NGA on implementing the NGA Governor's Playbook on Strengthening Youth Mental Health

This recorded media event from the Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental Health focuses on the mental health of young adults and provides tips on stress management for college students. Featuring two college students who offer their tips on how to stay mentally fit and share their best coping skills that help them deal with the demands of college life. An overview of the status of youth mental ...

Learn about the Resilience Response to the Effects of Stress and Trauma (REST) and Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools (CBITS) program.

Domestic violence effecting children's mental health. Speaker: End Domestic Abuse WI.

Parfaite Ntahuba - Trauma Healing, Women’s Health & Rights Advocate, and Peacemaker

Children's Mental Health Week 2023

My Experience in the Children's Mental Health Continuum

Children’s Mental Health Week 2023 Webinar

Richland County - Mental Health Crisis Card Presentation

How to Use the Mental Health Crisis Card

Mental Health Crisis Card - First Responder and Law Enforcement

Mental Health Crisis Card - Parent

Mental Health Crisis Card - Young Adult

From Adverse Childhood Experiences to General Education Development by Dr. Tracy Loken Weber

Connecting with Kids - Wired for Social Connections

Connecting with Kids - Connection is a Gift

Connecting with Kids - Continuum of Connectedness

Connecting with Kids - Ask Specific Questions

Connecting with Kids - Check In With Us