On this episode of The CI Therapies Podcast, Becca Handler MSW, LCSW joins us to share insights on understanding and responding to a mental health crisis. This episode is intended to provide potential signs to help recognize when a child or loved one may be struggling. We hope it will help listeners better understand these situations, encourage proactive steps and empower seeking qualified support when needed.

This episode is descriptive and discusses self harm and suicide; listener discretion is advised. Please remember, this podcast provides general information and is not intended to diagnose or treat nor does it establish a client-counselor relationship. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice as individuals have unique circumstances and need personalized guidance from qualified professionals. Always consult with a qualified mental health professional before making any decisions based on this informationIf you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please seek immediate help from a qualified professional or call your local emergency number. We are not liable for any decisions or actions taken by listeners based on the information provided on this podcast.

Additional Resources

Dane County 24-Hour Mental Health Crisis Line: 608-280-2600

National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)

The Trevor Project

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Physical Therapist, Nikki Hofslien joins us this month to share more about CI’s pediatric aquatic therapy program. Aquatic therapy uses the special properties of water – like buoyancy and resistance – to help children improve their strength, balance, coordination, and flexibility. It’s a gentle and effective way to target therapeutic goals without putting stress on their joints. Tune in to learn more and see if this speciality therapy may be right for your child.

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Do you consider your child a picky eater, are meal times stressful in your home? If so, today’s episode is for you! Aly Rogers, feeding trained, speech-language pathologist stops by to talk about the Division of Responsibility or DOR method. This is an approach that can be implemented and utilized by parents and caregivers right away. Listen in for strategies and tools to help make mealtimes fun and enjoyable for all!

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