Participants will learn how families and friends can recognize indications and find help for individuals dealing with depression, substance abuse, trauma and other issues needing care and services.
Friends of the Library is offering a FREE presentation on signs and symptoms of mental health issues, led by Katrina Robinson-Wheeler, LMHC, CAP, SAP, the Community Liaison and Trainer for Starting Point Behavioral Health. Participants will learn how families and friends can recognize indications and find help for individuals dealing with depression, substance abuse, trauma and other issues needing care and services.
Starting Point is dedicated to educating the community about mental health issues while helping to prevent and treat substance abuse. It is a medically-managed program that works with doctors, therapists, hospitals, law enforcement, and other agencies to help people with recovery.
This FREE program will be held in the Fernandina Beach Library’s Community Room at 24 North 4th Street, on Tuesday, February 7, from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. To register, please call the Library at 904-277-7365.
For further information regarding this event, on joining Friends of the Library or to donate, please visit the Friends of the Library website at www.fernandinaFOL.org.
