FREE WEBINAR - How to manage your Mental Health when at home 24/7

Date and Time

Wednesday Apr 15, 2020
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM PDT

11:00 AM Webinar Begins followed by a Q&A Session After

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ONLINE! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

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FREE!

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Marlee Bedford
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Join the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce in their series of DAILY WEBINARS to provide resources and guidance for businesses in the Lompoc Valley during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Click Here to See ALL Webinars and our Covid-19 Resource Page

DESCRIPTION
Co-hosted by Dr Jim Broderick, past Mental Health Director for Santa Barbara County.

OK, it's been weeks working at home. Your daily ROUTINE of getting out of the house is far behind. No more driving to work, chit chat when you arrive at work, lunch with co-workers. The new ROUTINE is much different. The kids, the dog, your spouse; it's all closing in on you. Your anxiety is higher and your patience is lower. This webinar gives you proven tools to help you, your spouse, your kids and the dog.

ABOUT YOUR HOST
Michael Kramer, Internet Professional @Ameravant Web Design

Michael has helped over 800 local small businesses and nonprofits be successful with their website and Internet presence. He speaks to small groups throughout the year with a focus on education and success for every person attending in presentations. Michael is open to any questions you may have during and after the presentation.

Jim Broderick, PhD, Former Mental Health Director for Santa Barbara County

James has over 40 years of experience in providing mental health services to individuals with serious mental illness. Jim was the Mental Health Director in two California counties for nearly 20 years (Shasta and Santa Barbara) and developed an APA approved pre-doctoral internship program in clinical psychology in Shasta County. Dr. Broderick has been recognized by the California Mental Health Directors Association and two county boards of supervisors as a leading advocate for the mentally ill in California. Since 1995, he has been an APA site visitor for pre-doctoral internships and post-doctoral residency programs.

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