Live Webinar Series in April & May! Learn new, effective skills from the Brenner FIT® experts in pediatric obesity to help your patients and their families make positive health changes in a safe, family-centered way.
Check out the Spring Series for Brenner FIT Academy
Feb 9, 2023 9:00:00 AM / by Brooke Kochanski posted in Pediatric, obesity, brenner fit
Brenner FIT Academy For Professionals: Winter Series (2023)
Nov 9, 2022 10:38:00 AM / by Brooke Kochanski posted in Pediatric, obesity, brenner fit
Learn new, effective skills from the Brenner FIT® experts in pediatric obesity to help your patients and their families make positive health changes in a safe, family-centered way.
Brenner FIT Academy For Professionals: Fall Series (2022)
Sep 13, 2022 11:48:47 AM / by Brooke Kochanski posted in Pediatric, obesity, brenner fit
Learn new, effective skills from the Brenner FIT® experts in pediatric obesity to help your patients and their families make positive health changes in a safe, family-centered way.
12th Annual UNC-Duke-Wake Forest Pediatric Anesthesiology Conference
Aug 4, 2022 3:00:00 PM / by Brooke Kochanski posted in CME, Pediatric, continuing education, anesthesiology
Join us on September 17, 2022 for this conference! Live in-person at Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education!
Suicide Prevention Programming for Children and Adolescents
Apr 12, 2021 8:45:00 AM / by Brooke Kochanski posted in mental health, behavioral health, Pediatric, social work, psychology, therapy
Join us for this LIVE WEBINAR on May 11th, 8:30am-12:45pm. This 4 hour presentation will review concepts and programs for suicide prevention for children and adolescents. According to recent national data from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), almost 32% of high school teens experienced “persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness” and 17% reported having “serious suicidal thoughts” during the previous 12 months. Though only a small percentage of teens reported making a suicide attempt requiring medical intervention during the previous year (2.4%), undetected or untreated sadness, hopelessness, and suicidal thoughts can fester.
