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Mental Health (Part 1): Ending the Silence on Mental Health

WEBINAR

Format:

Webinar

Date:

June 12, 2026

Time:

12:00 PM - 1:15 PM PT

Credits:

1.25 Other

TUITION
$0 - Juvenile Law Section Members (discount applied at checkout)
$35 - Standard/Non-Section Members
$35 - Join Section [add the related item Juvenile Law Section Membership ($35) to your cart during check-out and register at the discounted price ($0)]
$0 - Law Students (after adding seminar to cart, enter promo code LSNN and click checkout)

When you choose “Join the Section,” you receive the discounted section tuition rate plus a year membership to the Juvenile Law Section, which includes discounts at future CLEs plus other member benefits.

For technical support during the program or questions about the content, please contact daria.spartan@ocla.wa.gov

Product Code: S260612WBR

List Price: $35.00

Developed in partnership with the WSBA Juvenile Law Section

Ending the Silence on Mental Health is an educational presentation designed to help advocates better understand youth mental health, recognize early warning signs, and respond with care and confidence. Advocates are not expected to diagnose mental health conditions, but rather to become informed observers who know when and how to seek support early. Early intervention, open communication and connection to resources can significantly improve outcomes for young people.

Key Takeaways:

Mental health can affect a youth’s learning, relationships, physical health, and emotional well-being.
Mental health conditions in youth are common and early support can prevent challenges from becoming more serious.
You are not being asked to diagnosis. Instead become a great observer by noticing patterns, intensity, duration and impact of behaviors.
Warning signs may look different at home and at school; differences across environments are common.
Starting a calm, caring conversation helps young people feel seen and supported - even if you’re unsure what to say.
Support can come from schools, healthcare providers, family, community resources, and NAMI programs.
Recovery is possible. Advocates play a powerful role simply by showing up, learning and caring.

FACULTY
Becca Boston - National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI), Tacoma, WA

SCHEDULE
11:50 a.m. Webinar Login Opens
12:00 p.m. Webinar Begins
1:15 p.m. Adjourn

For accessibility or accommodation requests, or other questions, please email cle@wsba.org or call 206-443-9722 (toll free: 800-945-9722).

Seminar Registration Transfers, Refunds and Cancellations: In most circumstances, if you cannot attend the live event, we can transfer your registration to the on-demand product, once available (8-10 weeks from the program delivery date). Generally, for webcast/webinar registrations, tuition fees may be refunded, less $25 for processing, for written cancellations postmarked, emailed, or faxed up to the start of the event. For in-person registrations, tuition fees may be refunded, less $25 for processing, for written cancellations postmarked, emailed, or faxed by 5 p.m. up to three business days before the event. No refunds will be provided after the dates specified. You may also send a substitute in lieu of canceling. When applicable, specific exceptions to these policies will be noted on individual event registration pages. Please email cle@wsba.org with any requests or questions.

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