Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Latino Mental Health Conference - El Arte de Sentirse Bien

You can receive extra credit points and service learning hours if you attend this conference and create a presentation or blog post about it for our class.

On Sunday October 25, 2009, The Naomi Ruth Cohen Institute will sponsor its third annual latino mental health conference, entitled: "El Arte de Sentirse Bien" (The Art of Feeling Well). Conference participants can sign up to learn about entering a new culture, depression in children and adolescents, partner/spouse relationships, communication between children and parents, employment stress, and substance abuse. Please note that this conference is for the general public. It is completely free, in Spanish, and child care is available. Please pass the word on to anyone who may benefit from a supportive ear-clients, friends, colleagues, etc-and anyone who works with Spanish-speaking clients.

El Arte de Sentirse Bien

Third Annual Latino Mental Health Conference

Sunday, October 25, 2009
2:15-4:30pm

St. Nicholas Roman Catholic Church
806 Ridge Ave. Evanston, IL

*Pre-Registration is NOT Required*

**This conference is in Spanish**


For More Information:

Naomi Ruth Cohen Institute
for Mental Health Education
at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
325 North Wells St., Room 742
Chicago, Illinois 60654


www.naomicohenfoundation.org

The Naomi Ruth Cohen Foundation was founded in 2002 by Larry and Marilyn Cohen as a tribute to their daughter, Naomi, who took her own life after struggling with bipolar disorder. In 2008, the foundation formally affiliated with The Chicago School and became the The Naomi Ruth Cohen Institute for Mental Health Education. The Naomi Ruth Cohen Institute regularly partners with mental health professionals to promote education, anti-discrimination, and advocacy as a means of reducing the stigma of mental illness. Since its beginning, the Naomi Ruth Cohen Institute has reached thousands of community members through conferences, workshops, and other outreach programming.

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