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By Delice Lumbu, Director of Youth Engagement, SNF Global Center for Child and Adolescent Mental Health, Child Mind Institute
There are moments in youth engagement that remind you why the work matters. As we look ahead to the second “Global Summit on Youth Mental Health” at the Child Mind Institute’s headquarters in New York this Sep...
Every night, getting her 16-year-old son Ben to go to bed was a battle Karla would dread. He played video games online in the evening for hours, chatting with friends on his headset. As the time got late and she reminded him it was bedtime, inevitably he’d be in the middle of some campaign and wouldn’t stop. All his friends were still playing together, Ben would argue, and he...
Now in its fourth year, the Youth Mental Health Academy (YMHA) at the Child Mind Institute welcomed more than 400 high school students this summer. For five weeks, they engaged in hands-on learning, career exploration, mentorship, and professional development.
...School and Community Programs is excited to share the launch of a new partnership with the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) to expand access to mental health education and support across Mercer, Monmouth, Sussex, and Warren counties. Through this grant-funded initiative, our clinicians are presenting at community events, caregiver workshops, and educator trainings focu...
The program — in partnership with the state of California — builds a diverse pipeline of future mental health professionals through hands-on training, mentorship, and paid internships.
Los Angeles, CA – This summer, the Child Mind Institute welcomed a new class of Youth Mental Health Academy (YMHA) students for the 2026–2027 program. As part of a larger par...