WEBINAR REPLAY
Back-to-School: Supporting Your Workforce and Their Children’s Mental Health
Learn why children’s mental health has reached such a critical stage and how the mental health of children impacts working parents.
WEBINAR REPLAY
Learn why children’s mental health has reached such a critical stage and how the mental health of children impacts working parents.
Finding work and life harmony has become more and more challenging, especially for working parents. Mental health issues have been intensified due to multiple psychosocial stressors, adding to the difficulties experienced by families as a whole. When it comes to finding whole family mental healthcare multiple barriers to access exist including long wait lists, limited providers, and high out-of-pocket costs. This has led to employers playing an important role in not only supporting working parents before they burnout but providing mental wellness for the entire family unit.
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Clinical Quality Supervisor,
Lyra Health
VP of Operations and Executive Director of Clinical Services,
Rethink
Founder and Clinical Psychologist,
AJR & Co. Consulting and Mental Health
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Dr. Jenson Reiser is a licensed clinical psychologist with a background in educator and counselor training and development. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy in counseling psychology from the University of Texas at Austin and specializes in evidence-based psychotherapy and measurement-based care, with a research focus on occupational stress and coping.
Ashley Junghans-Rutelonis, PhD is the founder of AJR & Co. Consulting and a licensed clinical psychologist. Through coaching and therapy, she works with high-achieving women across the country to reinvigorate resiliency, support mental health, and improve core leadership skills. She believes women benefit when they move towards their values and understand how these values play out in their life choices. She thinks goals are overrated, active participation in life is crucial, and sociocultural context is foundational to understanding individual choices. Dr. Junghans-Rutelonis was recently quoted in Forbes discussing how organizations can support their staff and has been active talking about women's mental health on podcasts. Always pursuing new growth, she is actively working on her certification in perinatal mental health to complement her expertise in maternal and pediatric mental health.
Angela Nelson is the Vice President of Operations & Executive Director of Clinical Services for RethinkCare. Angela oversees RethinkCare’s consultation services and content generation for the Parenting and Professional solutions. Angela began at Rethink in 2011 and specializes in working with parents raising children and teens with learning, social, and behavioral challenges, as well as organizations motivated to best support their employees with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Prior to joining Rethink, Angela managed early and intermediate-age intervention programs in Los Angeles and worked for many years conducting school, clinic, and home-based behavior intervention services. She has also created and led several psychoeducational groups, including workshops for siblings of children with disabilities and support groups for autistic adults. Angela holds a master’s degree in Counseling from California State University, Northridge, a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from UCLA, and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). She is pursuing her doctorate in Education with a specialization in organizational behavior change at the University of Southern California (USC). Her research aims to understand knowledge, motivation, and organizational gaps for managers to support autistic individuals in the workplace and offer organizational recommendations for positive change.