The keynote address and breakout sessions were all recorded and will be available for viewing by Oct. 28. If you registered for the conference, you will receive an email when the link is available. The link will also include access to session handouts, PowerPoint presentations, resources and a recommended booklist.
October 23, 2022
9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
This year marks the 22nd year of the Twin Cities Jewish Community Annual Conference on Mental Health. The conference is produced by Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis (JFCS) and Jewish Family Services of St. Paul (JFS) partners in improving mental health access, understanding, and education in the community.
With generous support from community donors and partners, the conference as always continues to be Free and open to everyone.
The visible and invisible impacts on mental health are vast and require profound attention, support, and advocacy. In planning for this conference, we think of a kaleidoscope representing the emotions, perspectives, ideas, challenges, and hopefully a sign of unity. The kaleidoscope as an art form that speaks to the eyes and minds of the beholder.
Our keynote speaker will be Nate Cannon, BA, MFA, CDP, a nationally recognized speaker, and author. Nate will share his experience as a transgender man living well in recovery with both a mental health diagnosis and an unseen physical disability. Breakout sessions this year will focus on youth, suicidality, addiction, finding balance, and combating loneliness and isolation.
For more information contact Tabitha Benci DeRango at 952-417-2107 or tderango@jfcsmpls.org
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If you would like more information on the conference, contact Tabitha Benci DeRango at 952-417-2107 or tderango@jfcsmpls.org.
