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Teen Mental Health Panel & Luncheon
On Sunday, April 2nd at noon, the Greenwich Center for Hope & Renewal will host a lunch and panel discussion focusing on teen mental health: the story behind the crisis of need among our youth, its impact on families and how we can help. Moderated by GCHR’s Executive Director, Reverend Erin Keys, the panel of experts will address the causes of this mental health epidemic and provide tools and strategies for bringing hope to our most vulnerable youth and their families. The lunch will be held at Greenwich County Club.
Proceeds from the event, which will also include an online auction, will benefit the “Hope Fund,” which provides financial assistance to individuals and families who are struggling to afford the cost of therapy.
Panelists will include two of GCHR’s staff therapists who focus in the areas of greatest need among teens, Joe O’Callaghan, LCSW, specializing in school-based mental health issues and Ranya Marjieh, LPC, specializing in adolescent anxiety and body imagery. Additionally, Emmy-nominated producer, Nancy Armstrong, Executive Producer of “The Disruptors” ADHD documentary will be on stage, along with Dr. Marcie Schneider, founder of Greenwich Adolescent Medicine.
For tickets, more information and to bid in the on-line auction, please visit www.hopeandrenewal.org.
The Greenwich Center for Hope & Renewal, a not-for-profit therapy center, believes all people deserve life abundant. We do our part in bringing that about by offering high-quality mental health care. Our caring team of licensed therapists use a range of modalities to treat individuals, couples, families and children who are dealing with trauma, grief, addiction, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and parenting and family dynamics. For more information, please visit https://hopeandrenewal.org.
Event Links
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/1604529-0
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/1604529-2
