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Understanding and Supporting Co-Occurring Disorders
When: June 4, 2024
Dynamic presentation to educate, share experiences, and provide data on co-occurring disorders. Provide specific tools and opportunities for participants to better understand and address co-occurring disorders in our society.
Speakers:
Michael Orth, MSW, joined the Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health in 1993, and was appointed Commissioner January 2018 after serving as Deputy Commissioner. DCMH, a branch of county government, is responsible for planning, oversight, education and coordination of services and supports for individuals, and their families, with mental illness, developmental/intellectual disabilities and substance use challenges.
Stephanie Marquesano received her BA in Political Science and Public Communication from Brooklyn College, JD from New York University School of Law, and is a former school board member and PTA president. Stephanie’s 19-year-old son Harris died by accidental overdose in 2013. While Harris’s story is all too familiar, Stephanie takes a proactive, collaborative, and transformational approach to the overdose and suicide epidemics gripping our nation.
Webinar Attendees will:
1. Understanding what co-occurring disorders are and impact on individual and society. 2. Education and building awareness on CODA (Co-occurring Awareness) especially focusing on youth. 3. Creating models and practices effectively addressing co-occurring disorders.
Cost: Members- Free
Non-Members- $10.
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