Mental Health Action Team

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The Becoming a Trauma Sensitive Community action team is charged with educating all facets of the community about the pervasive and cumulative effects of personal, community and systemic trauma on youth, young adults, and their families. The action team promotes equitable recognizing trauma responses such as employing trauma sensitive approaches to services, implementing restorative practices with support and intervention, and creating sanctuaries for youth where resiliency can flourish.

Team Leads

Name: Elisa Cramer
EMAIL: ECramer@pbc.gov

Name: Seth Bernstein
EMAIL: sethbernstein@unitedwaypbc.org

Resources

Trauma Resource Videos

Lead the Fight 2021: At the Front of the War on ACEs - YouTube


Get Your Green On Mental Health Campaign

Read the article at WPBF 25


Adverse Childhood Experiences & Trauma

This video gives an overview of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Trauma that can be shared with the community to develop awareness, understanding and development of resiliency.


Heart of the Matter: Mental Health During the Pandemic & Beyond


Adverse Childhood Experiences & Health

With the launch of the Youth Master Plan 2.0, this team will be creating a new mission, identify team leads, attain team members, and select annual objectives.

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Phone: 561-242-5700

Email: pbc-birthto22@pbcgov.org