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Benchmarks PFE Teens in Toxic Times: The Cake Example

Jasmine Cain ·
Approximately a month ago, I had the pleasure of presenting at the Partners Behavioral Health Summit (PBHM), Teens in Toxic Times . The goal of the summit was to generate conversations about topics impacting today's adolescent youth. Participating in these conversations were individuals from of various systems who interact, advocate, and provide services to adolescent populations. During my presentation, Understanding the Impact of Childhood Traumatic Stress on Adolescents, I presented what...
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Mapping the ACEs science movement — How close are we to a tipping point?

Logan Martin ·
"If you’re involved in a local ACEs initiative, or developing legislation, and you aren’t on this map, we want to connect with you. If we continue to show the world and each other how rapidly this movement is growing, more people will join."
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Re: Benchmarks PFE Teens in Toxic Times: The Cake Example

Christine Cissy White ·
Jasmine: This is great. A metaphor can be magic. I LOVE how you describe spoiling and pruning. You helped me get it on a deeper level. THANK YOU. I wish you shared a picture of you presenting or had video/audio. I bet this presentation was powerful. It's also accessible to all ages. Thanks for sharing. Cissy
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Words Matter: Screening vs. Assessment

Amanda C Dolinger ·
Frequently in the world of mental health, we find ourselves using many terms that can become confusing, even for those that work within our systems. As Benchmarks continues to expand projects across North Carolina, we find that the terms “screening” and “assessment” have become a regular part of this confusion. The interchangeable use of these terms has contributed to mix-ups surrounding the terms’ actual meanings, leading professionals to inadvertently refer children and families to...
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January is Mental Wellness Month

Rachel Dodge ·
In efforts to promote the importance of maintaining good mental health, the month of January has been designated as “Mental Wellness Month”. With nearly one in five U.S. adults living with mental illness ( NIMH, 2022 ), it is important that we all take the time to check in on our mental health. Those who have suffered from trauma are often at higher risk of experiencing mental illness. The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) study correlated that those with four or more ACEs were more...
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New Mentality, Inc. Agency Spotlight

Olandra Hudson ·
With clinicians who are board certified and trained in qEEG brain mapping and neurofeedback, New Mentality, Inc. hopes to provide additional alternative solutions to managing the brain health of their clients. Brain mapping allows for these clinicians to see, analyze and understand how the brain is performing and create training programs to improve its functioning, while neurofeedback helps train brain activity and improve cognitive performance. In November 2023, New Mentality, Inc. began...
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Ensuring Long-Term Community Change

Sharron Roberts ·
As Benchmarks concludes its role in the Pathways to Permanency project, the focus turns to ensuring the project’s continued success and impact. Through a robust consultation process, Benchmarks has developed resources to empower Vaya and its stakeholders to carry forward the project's mission and deliverables effectively. At the heart of this conclusion lies a triad of tools: an overarching project report, sustainability guide for staff, and sustainability considerations for leadership.
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