Tuesday Talks: A Series for Parents and Adults Supporting Youth

Tuesday Talks is a FREE in-person education series designed for parents and other adults who support youth with presentations by mental health providers and other experts in their fields. Content is relevant to all ages. Sessions occur on the second Tuesday of every month, and each month will be a new topic and a different speaker. Each event will also include a FREE dinner and an opportunity to connect with resources and each other. Register for one, two, or all seven sessions! YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH SESSION THAT YOU WANT TO ATTEND.

• 10/13: Supporting Athletes and High Performing Youth, presented by Cindy Trollope, LAC, Mental Performance Coach
• 11/10: Understanding Psychiatric Medications and Interventions, presented by Shivana Naidoo, MD, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Founder of DoBetterMD
• 12/8: Supporting Neurodiverse Youth, presented by Shana Cunningham, LCSW, Clinic Director of Family Care Center
• 1/12: Social Media and Mental Health, presented by Danielle Flowers, Program Specialist at notMYkid
• 2/9: Mental Health for Parents of Teenagers, co-presented by Sarah Hernandez, LCSW, Therapist with Be Well Counseling and Treasurer of Semicolon Society AND Karen Hudak, MaEd, Visual Impairment Teacher and Secretary of Semicolon Society
• 3/9: Holistic Mental Health, presented by Tara Peyman, ND, FABNPsych, Clinical Director of Integrative Mental Health Center
• 4/13: Suicide Prevention for Youth, presented by Paula McCall, PhD, AZ Licensed Psychologist, Nationally Certified School Psychologist, and Founder of Semicolon Society

Space is limited so make sure to register now!

In order to allow for the most open and transparent conversations, this series is designed for parents and other adults who care for youth. It is not intended for children or teenagers to attend. There is no childcare available during this event.

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Semicolon Society is an Arizona nonprofit and 501(c)3 that provides free mental health education, awareness, and events with a focus on suicide prevention. Every speaker in this series has been personally selected by Semicolon Society, although their personal opinions do not necessarily reflect those of Semicolon Society. Members of Semicolon Society's Board will be present at all sessions.