BHIPP Resilience Breaks
855-MD-BHIPP
855-632-4477 M-F 9AM-5PM
About BHIPP Resilience Breaks
In response to the unprecedented challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic, BHIPP has launched a series of interactive, web-based learning sessions called BHIPP Resilience Breaks. These sessions are a virtual space for pediatric primary care and behavioral health providers to connect, learn and share about strategies, practices and resources to promote mental health and resilience among children and families as well as providers. Free CME and CEU credit is available for participation.
See below for recordings, slides and resources from each BHIPP Resilience Break session.
For questions, please call the BHIPP line at 855-MD-BHIPP (632-4477) or email Jami-Lin Williams
Session 1: Healthy Routines & Strategies to Support Families Working & Learning from Home
- Slides
- Full Recording
- Creating a Flexible Daily Schedule (pdf handout)
- Breathing Exercises (pdf handout)
- Resources for Safe Online & Offline Activities for Children (pdf handout)
- 8 Ways A Child’s Anxiety Shows Up As Something Else (pdf handout)
Session 2: Helping Children Cope with COVID-19 & Anxiety
Session 3: Talking to Kids About COVID-19
Session 4: Provider Resilience
- Slides
- Full Recording
- List of resources (pdf handout )
Session 5: Supporting Adolescents During COVID-19
- Slides
- Full Recording
- List of resources (pdf handout )
Session 6: Strategies to Support Healthy Sleep in Children During COVID-19
- Slides
- Full Recording
- List of resources (pdf handout )
Session 7: School Mental Health During COVID-19
Session 8: Youth and Substances: What’s a Primary Care Provider to Do
- Slides
- Full Recording
- List of resources (pdf handout )
Session 9: Maryland TREE Program/Supporting the Development of Young Children during COVID-19
- Slides
- Full Recording
- List of resources (pdf handout )
About Us
BHIPP is supported by funding from the Maryland Department of Health, Behavioral Health Administration and operates as a collaboration between the University of Maryland School of Medicine, the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Salisbury University and Morgan State University.
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