Getting a bill passed in Sacramento, or anywhere, is a huge process. In this talk, I cover the developmental philosophy of 'fixing the world', the ups and downs of the legislative process, and managing meetings with important people. This is followed by a play by play from our legislative consultant Jim Lantry on the bill we ran in this year's cycle.
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This is a short episode with a link to these points from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in the description. Please share it far and wide with your colleagues.
Psychotic disorders in children and adolescents have both underlying neurophysiological differences and problems created by these differences. Chief among these are cognitive impacts. This podcast talks about how to manage those problems.
Zoe Kernohan-Neely and I made these 2-3 min videos for Early Years The Organisation for Young Children in Northern Ireland to offer support for adults during this time of the pandemic: managing stress, structuring the day, wearing masks, etc.
