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SUMMARY:ACT! Training - IL Soccer Referees - Wednesay3/15\, 6:30PM
DESCRIPTION:Learn signs that someone could be struggling with mental health challenges\, how to provide support\, & protective/risk  factors of reffing\n\n\nThe objectives of the USC-MHS ACT! Training are much like those of a first aid  course. We will teach referees the signs and symptoms of a mental health challenge and/or crisis\, how to de-escalate a situation to avoid harm to oneself or others\, and what pathways are available for additional professional support. The course also focuses on those factors about being a soccer referee that can protect individuals from experiencing mental health challenges and those factors that can put them at greater risk. Our training always includes national and local community resources that can be utilized for additional mental health support.  \nThe course agenda is based on the acronym ACT!\, encouraging anyone who is concerned about their own mental health or that of someone else to act in support. First\, we will grow AWARENESS of the importance of mental health in soccer along with the prevalence of challenges\, next we will provide information on signs and symptoms to be aware of regarding the most common mental health CHALLENGES experienced by soccer referee community members (depression\, anxiety\, and suicidality)\, and finally\, options will be provided on how to TAKE ACTION if you are concerned about yourself or someone else\, including your peer referees. \nAll Illinois soccer referees are welcome to attend. \nThis FREE session has been made possible by a generous donation from the Illinois-based Zac Plantz Foundation in its mission to shepherd those seeking a better tomorrow through education\, leadership\, and wellness in order to continue the chapters Zac Plantz left unwritten when he was tragically lost to suicide. \n\n\nMargaret DomkaMargaret Domka is a Co-founder and the Executive Director of the U.S. Center for Mental Health & Sport. She is also carrying out mental health and sport research at Clemson University. Margaret is a Mental Health First Aid certified instructor and holds the IOC Certificate on Mental Health in Elite Sport. She is a former FIFA Women's World Cup referee and served on the USA panel of FIFA referees for 10 years.
URL:https://mentalhealthandsport.org/event/act-training-il-soccer-referees-wednesay3-15-630pm/
LOCATION:Illinois Youth Soccer Association\, 1655 South Arlington Heights Road\, Arlington Heights\, IL 60005\, Arlington Heights\, IL\, 60005\, US
CATEGORIES:ACT! Training
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SUMMARY:ACT! Certification - USC-MHS Friends & Family - Sunday 3/26\, 4PM
DESCRIPTION:Learn the signs that someone could be struggling with mental health challenges\, how to provide support\, & protective/risk  factors of soccer\n\n\nThe objectives of the USC-MHS ACT! Training are much like those of a first aid  course. We will teach the signs and symptoms of a mental health challenge and/or crisis\, how to de-escalate a situation to avoid harm to oneself or others\, and what pathways are available for additional professional support. The course also focuses on those factors about sport participation that can protect individuals from experiencing mental health challenges and those factors that can put them at greater risk. Our training always includes national and local community resources that can be utilized for additional mental health support.  \nThe course agenda is based on the acronym ACT!\, encouraging anyone who is concerned about their own mental health or that of someone else to act in support. First\, we will grow AWARENESS of the importance of mental health in sport along with the prevalence of challenges\, next we will provide information on signs and symptoms to be aware of regarding the most common mental health CHALLENGES experienced by sport community members (depression\, anxiety\, and suicidality)\, and finally\, options will be provided on how to TAKE ACTION if you are concerned about yourself or someone else. \n\n\nMargaret DomkaMargaret Domka is a Co-founder and the Executive Director of the U.S. Center for Mental Health & Sport. She is also carrying out mental health and sport research at Clemson University. Margaret is a Mental Health First Aid certified instructor and holds the IOC Certificate on Mental Health in Elite Sport. She is a former FIFA Women's World Cup referee and served on the USA panel of FIFA referees for 10 years.
URL:https://mentalhealthandsport.org/event/act-certification-usc-mhs-friends-family-sunday-3-26-4pm/
CATEGORIES:ACT! Training
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SUMMARY:ACT! Certification - MYSA Coaches - Friday 3/31\, 9:45AM
DESCRIPTION:Learn the signs that someone could be struggling with mental health challenges\, how to provide support\, & protective/risk  factors of soccer\n\n\nThe objectives of the USC-MHS ACT! Training are much like those of a first aid  course. We will teach coaches the signs and symptoms of a mental health challenge and/or crisis\, how to de-escalate a situation to avoid harm to oneself or others\, and what pathways are available for additional professional support. The course also focuses on those factors about soccer participation that can protect individuals from experiencing mental health challenges and those factors that can put them at greater risk. Our training always includes national and local community resources that can be utilized for additional mental health support.  \nThe course agenda is based on the acronym ACT!\, encouraging anyone who is concerned about their own mental health or that of someone else to act in support. First\, we will grow AWARENESS of the importance of mental health in soccer along with the prevalence of challenges\, next we will provide information on signs and symptoms to be aware of regarding the most common mental health CHALLENGES experienced by soccer community members (depression\, anxiety\, and suicidality)\, and finally\, options will be provided on how to TAKE ACTION if you are concerned about yourself or someone else\, including your athletes while coaching soccer. \nCoaches\, administrators\, officials\, and any other adults affiliated with MYSA are welcome to attend. \nThis FREE session has been made possible by a generous donation from the Minnesota-based Jordyn Clark Foundation in its vision for a world where mental health and well-being are valued and supported\, and where suicide is no longer seen as a necessary or acceptable outcome.  \n\n\nMargaret DomkaMargaret Domka is a Co-founder and the Executive Director of the U.S. Center for Mental Health & Sport. She is also carrying out mental health and sport research at Clemson University. Margaret is a Mental Health First Aid certified instructor and holds the IOC Certificate on Mental Health in Elite Sport. She is a former FIFA Women's World Cup referee and served on the USA panel of FIFA referees for 10 years.
URL:https://mentalhealthandsport.org/event/act-certification-mysa-coaches-friday-3-31-945am/
LOCATION:Minnesota Youth Soccer Association\, 10890 Nesbitt Avenue South\, Bloomington\, MN 55437\, Bloomington\, MN\, 55437\, US
CATEGORIES:ACT! Training
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