Mental Health and Special Needs can Overlap: Expert Insights to Help
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Vital insights every parent raising a child with special needs should know about mental health. In this enlightening talk by Dr. Eric Levine, President, and CEO of CooperRiis, gain valuable perspectives on navigating the complex mental health landscape within the special needs community. From understanding the nuances of neurodiversity to recognizing signs of anxiety and depression, this video offers essential guidance for families. Learn about CooperRiis innovative approach to supporting individuals with mental health needs and how to take proactive steps towards accessing the right resources. Don’t miss out on this empowering conversation – watch now and equip yourself with the knowledge to advocate effectively for your child’s well-being.
LEARN MORE: CooperRiis Healing Community • www.cooperriis.org
Dr. Eric A. Levine, who has been CooperRiis’s president and CEO since 2019, brings 30 years of experience in mental health and education to empower individuals with disabilities and help them lead healthy, fulfilling lives through his positive leadership and vast expertise.
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This post originally appeared on our March/April 2024 Magazine