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Teen Mental Health First Aid

Teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) teaches high school students (ages 15-18, grades 10-12) how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among their friends and peers. tMHFA trainings can be held for teens at schools and/or youth-serving organizations.
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What is Covered
  • Common signs & symptoms of mental health and substance use challenges
  • Common signs & symptoms of a mental health crisis and suicide
  • Impact of school violence & bullying on mental health
  • How to open the conversation about mental illnesses and substance use with friends and peers
  • How to seek the help of a responsible and trusted adult

Ways to Learn
  1. In person- Lessons are conducted in person in six, 45-minute sessions or three, 90-minute sessions.
  2. Blended- Teens complete a self-paced online  lesson, then participate in six live, instructor-led sessions. Instructor-led sessions can be virtual OR in-person
*Each student receives a workbook
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Contact Kayla Kilpatrick or Samantha Martine for more information or to schedule a training.

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5000 Sagemore Dr Suite 203
Marlton, NJ 08053
P 609-261-0001 | F 609-261-5854
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Staff
  • Programs
    • Coping With Work and Family Stress (Achieving Personal Balance)
    • Drug Trends Presentations
    • Family Nights Out (Strengthening Families)
    • Fatal Vision Goggles Project
    • First Responder Resiliency & Life Balance
    • Footprints for Life
    • Life Skills Training (LST)
    • PreVenture
    • QPR Gatekeeper Training
    • Tackling Opioids through Prevention for Athletes (TOP)
    • Teen Mental Health First Aid
    • Underage Drinking for Parents (Parents Who Host Lose the Most!)
    • We Check for 21!
    • We Check for 21, Too!
    • Youth Mental Health First Aid
    • Zelda's Forest Friends
  • Youth Tobacco Action Group
  • Events
    • BCCHC 2022 Community Awards
    • Annual Overdose Awareness Vigil
    • Golf 4 a Cause
  • Success Center
  • Coalitions
    • BCCHC >
      • Sticker Shock
      • Chalk
      • Red Ribbon
      • XGLOsive Tennis
    • Riverfront Coalition >
      • Pride Survey
  • Prevention Hub
    • Prevention Warmline
    • Individual and Family Programs
    • Changing Systems to Promote Youth Wellness >
      • School & Municipal Toolkits
      • Promoting Screening
  • Resources
    • Rx Drop Boxes
  • Lace Up Against Stigma 5K
  • Contact Us