S1E5: Mental Health First Aid in the Courtroom

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Children's Commission Conversations

Texas Children's Commission

6 episodes

6 days ago

The Conversations podcast features informal discussions with experts focused on key topics in child welfare. Each episode offers education and practice tips designed to inform and support judges, attorneys, and others who serve Texas children, youth, and families experiencing the child welfare system. While episodes are geared towards judicial and legal audiences, they are available to anyone who may be interested.

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S1E5: Mental Health First Aid in the Courtroom

Children's Commission Conversations

29 minutes 34 seconds

1 month ago

S1E5: Mental Health First Aid in the Courtroom

What is Mental Health First Aid and how can judges and attorneys use it to create a safer and supportive courtroom environment? This episode covers techniques, practice tips, and information about how to get additional training. Learn from Hon. Roxanne Nelson, Justice of the Peace – Precinct 1, Burnet County in this conversation about how to incorporate MHFA in ways that benefit all courtroom participants.

*Please note, this episode contains a brief discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please call or text the National Suicide Hotline at 988.