Body, Mind, Spirit - Treatment of the Whole Person
Jennifer Ulie-Wells
Learn how self-care is not a destination rather an ongoing, muddy journey to establish boundaries and remove toxicity. In this session, we will engage in conversations to identify your own strengths and challenges and work to develop your own plan for self-care.
You will also gain self-assessment tools you can use in the workplace.
Jennifer Ulie-Wells
Learn how self-care is not a destination rather an ongoing, muddy journey to establish boundaries and remove toxicity. In this session, we will engage in conversations to identify your own strengths and challenges and work to develop your own plan for self-care.
You will also gain self-assessment tools you can use in the workplace.
Dr. Ulie-Wells is the Executive Director of Please Pass the Love Youth Mental Health Initiative, which provides systematic training and support to thousands of educators, schools, and districts across Iowa while hosting the only school mental health conference in the state. Each year Dr. Ulie-Wells trains thousands of educators, young people, families and community providers on a variety of school mental health (SMH) topics. She works for Drake University as an adjunct professor.
In 2018, she launched an online school mental health program in collaboration with Drake University and Iowa State Education Association (ISEA). She actively engages in national school mental health capacities including the national School Mental Health State Summit with leaders of federal agencies such as SAMHSA, HHS, HRSA, DOE, DOJ and the University of Maryland Center for School Mental Health. She is a member of SMH communities of practices and the national Family School Community Alliance with scholars from across the nation.
She has served on a variety of behavioral health related state committees with the Iowa Department of Education and is an Iowa Family Leadership Training Institute Mentor through the University of Iowa, Department of Pediatrics. Her research focuses on racial and marginalized trauma as school mental health, and she has pending publications. She is also a West Des Moines School Board Member.
In 2018, she launched an online school mental health program in collaboration with Drake University and Iowa State Education Association (ISEA). She actively engages in national school mental health capacities including the national School Mental Health State Summit with leaders of federal agencies such as SAMHSA, HHS, HRSA, DOE, DOJ and the University of Maryland Center for School Mental Health. She is a member of SMH communities of practices and the national Family School Community Alliance with scholars from across the nation.
She has served on a variety of behavioral health related state committees with the Iowa Department of Education and is an Iowa Family Leadership Training Institute Mentor through the University of Iowa, Department of Pediatrics. Her research focuses on racial and marginalized trauma as school mental health, and she has pending publications. She is also a West Des Moines School Board Member.
Friday: May 8th
11:30-1:00
Workshops are virtual for this month. Registration is required to receive the meeting link.
11:30-1:00
Workshops are virtual for this month. Registration is required to receive the meeting link.
