SOS-YOUTH SEMINAR

SOS - YOUTH SEMINAR

Calling All Who Care!

Two-Day Interactive Seminar with Cultural Immersion (15 CE hrs* for Nurses See Information Below ) 9 AM - 5 PM Each Day

Lead Salutogenesis - Oriented - Solutions (SOS) to address high suicide risk and increase perceptions of belonging among youth = Third Leading Cause of Death.

SOS-Youth Seminar and Self-care Support engages a unique health culture diplomacy approach to community mental healthcare led by Advanced Practice Nurses.

Helping Youth Discover Their Life Purpose, Meaning, and a Sense of Belonging Is the Focus of this Seminar

WHAT IS INCLUDED?

Body and Peace of Mind: The Elements of Care Program

PATHOGENESIS = The study of the factors that cause disease. Separates health and illness. Biomedical Model used by patients and practitioners alike
Pathologize = Curative Focus

SALUTOGENESIS – The Study of the origins (genesis) of human health (salus). Salutogenic Model concerned with the relationship between health, stress, and coping. Resources help adaptation to psychosocial stressors with meaningfulness (participation, belonging, opportunity in work and service). Focuses on coherence and the role of stress in human functioning.
Salutogenesis = Health Promotion Plus Health Patterns

Cultural diplomacy is defined by the International Institute for Cultural Diplomacy as, "A course of actions, which are based on and utilize the exchange of ideas, values, traditions and other aspects of culture or identity, whether to strengthen relationships, enhance socio-cultural cooperation or promote national interests."

Welcoming Diverse Health Beliefs in Salutogenic Community-Supported Mental Health Care

Negotiation and Peacemaking Communication Skills that De-escalate Anxieties and Restore Meaning and Purpose

Grounded in a practice of integration and inclusion as qualities of heart, the SOS-Youth Seminar and Self-care Support Programs demonstrate "complementarity" as balance between health care cultures.

2-day Virtual or Onsite Interactive Seminar
9AM - 5 PM (Lunch and Comfort Breaks)
REQUEST Copy of Seminar Topics and Goals (Included in Resource and Information Packet Given at Seminar)
Solution-focused communication "Pearls" to use in de-escalation and community building
Cultural Immersions and Experiences in a variety of health beliefs, traditions, and practices
Interactive skill-building activities in peacemaking communication and health culture diplomacy
Engage your communities in exploring salutogenesis-oriented-solutions (SOS)
Support Youth and Their families to Build Resilience and Life Purpose
Face to Face Option: Lunch and Afternoon Tea Provided - Cultural Immersion in Flavors from a Variety of Cuisines!
Design Your Community Partnership Plan Using Health Culture Diplomacy Skills
Ongoing Precision Self-care Support Available - Groups or Individual
Your Host and Lead Faculty: Dr. Martha Mathews Libster with faculty Dr. Aruna Tumala, MD, Brooke Scholler, PMHNP, and Stefanie Vitucci, PMHNP

Behavioral Health Professional Development Seminar and Self-Care Support for APRN and RN Leaders

*Continuing Education (APRNs) This activity is approved for 15.0 contact hour(s) of continuing education (which includes 0 hour(s) of pharmacology) by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners®. Activity ID# 24046617. This activity was planned in accordance with AANP Accreditation Standards and Policies.

*Continuing Education (RNs) This nursing continuing professional development activity was approved for 15 contact hours by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

SOS - YOUTH SEMINAR