A Starting Place for Child
& Adolescent Depression:
Resources for Parents 

Thursday, May 27, 2021
12:30 – 2:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time

Each year, millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental illness. During May, Aunt Bertha is joining the national movement to raise awareness for mental health. We power findhelp.org, a nationwide search and referral network that connects millions of people seeking services with help in their local communities.

Join us for our upcoming webinar as we focus on finding resources for adolescent depression in New Hampshire. Participants will learn about current and upcoming resources across the state, hear from organizations who provide support, and discuss policies that support people with mental illness and their families.

If you cannot attend the webinar but are interested in learning more about our platform, please schedule a demo.

Be sure to use a computer with reliable internet access for participation in the virtual event.By proceeding, I agree to Aunt Bertha’s Privacy Statement and that Aunt Bertha may contact me, including for marketing purposes.

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Moderator

Nancy

 

Nancy L. Rollins, M.S.W.
Chief Operating Officer
Easterseals NH, VT, ME
Farnum Center/Webster Place NH

Speakers

Ken

 

Kenneth Norton LICSW

Executive Director

NAMI — New Hampshire

Brian-2

 

Brian Collins

Executive Director

Community Partners

Frank

 

Frank Edelblut

Commissioner of Education
State of New Hampshire
Department of Education

Mike

 

Mike Dennehy

Dennehy & Bouley
Parent of teen struggling

with depression

About Aunt Bertha

Aunt Bertha’s network connects people seeking help and verified social care providers that serve them.

Thousands of nonprofits and social care providers serve their communities. But for most people, navigating the system to get help has been difficult, time consuming, and frustrating. Too many Americans are suffering, and they don’t need to.

So at Aunt Bertha, we created a social care network that connects people and programs — making it easy for people to find social services in their communities, for nonprofits to coordinate their efforts, and for customers to integrate social care into the work they already do.