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Dr. Jolie Silva
CASA Coffee: How to recognize emotional distress in your child and how to successfully use coping skills to help. Thanks you Dr. Silva and La Spezia Restaurant for safely hosting us for our first CASA Coffee of the school year. |
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North Shore CASA Interviews Kay DeSimone
Kay DeSimone of Pure Vida Wellness Centers spoke to NS-CASA about advice on parenting teens during this time of shelter in place. Her message focuses on the importance of communication, of asking our kids what THEY need, and modeling coping skills and emotional honesty ourselves. She stresses that it is our job as parents to make sure that our kids come out of this pandemic "emotionally sound and that they have been emotionally supported." |
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CASA Coffee: Nutrition with Dan Gutierrez and Diana Jimenez
Healthy Nutrition for You and Your Child. Hosts Dan Gutierrez and Diana Jimenez of RADD CrossFit share their proactive approach to a healthy lifestyle and determine whether food products you eat are good for you OR if they are just a product of good marketing. |
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Hey Charlie - Stop the Spiral Featuring LICADD
The Hey Charlie video, told from the perspective of a teenager and his family, shows how quickly the use of banned substances in social situations almost seamlessly spirals into an addiction to opiates. |
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Anxiety Discussion with Ellen Ritz
Ellen Ritz of NAMI and Dan Doherty of North Shore School District will answer all of your questions on anxiety. |
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North Shore Key Club Lends a Hand To Those In Need
North Shore High School Key Club Students conducting peer education for the middle school on the dangers of vaping. |
Additional Videos:
Anxiety Reduction for Kids! Tapping techniques.
https://www.facebook.com/northshorecasa/videos/256224782211096
Our friend and CASA Partner, Maryann Sucich Massari, has created this video to share her tapping techniques with families during this stressful time.
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National Safety Council: Survivor Advocate
https://vimeo.com/449029079/0231a531d7
Glen Head Elementary School teacher, Sharon Richmond, works tirelessly for the rights of those suffering with a substance use disorder to receive appropriate treatment. The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act was passed as a way to end health insurance discrimination against people with mental health and substance-use disorders. The law requires health plans and insurers that cover services for mental health and substance-use disorders to do so at the same level as other medical services, however the law is not always upheld in practice. Here Sharon shares the story of her son Vincent and the obstacles they faced in receiving the treatment he so desperately needed.
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https://www.facebook.com/northshorecasa/videos/256224782211096
Our friend and CASA Partner, Maryann Sucich Massari, has created this video to share her tapping techniques with families during this stressful time.
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National Safety Council: Survivor Advocate
https://vimeo.com/449029079/0231a531d7
Glen Head Elementary School teacher, Sharon Richmond, works tirelessly for the rights of those suffering with a substance use disorder to receive appropriate treatment. The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act was passed as a way to end health insurance discrimination against people with mental health and substance-use disorders. The law requires health plans and insurers that cover services for mental health and substance-use disorders to do so at the same level as other medical services, however the law is not always upheld in practice. Here Sharon shares the story of her son Vincent and the obstacles they faced in receiving the treatment he so desperately needed.
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