KVC is a great place to work! At KVC Health Systems, our employees are our greatest asset. Based on the voice of our employees, KVC has a 82 Work Wellbeing score on Indeed. This rating is so rare that it places KVC among the TOP 1% of employers nationally. We are committed to providing a positive, supportive work environment where you can do your best work and love coming to work every day. Learn more at https://www.kvc.org/careers/

KVC is a great place to work! At KVC Health Systems, our employees are our greatest asset. Based on the voice of our employees, KVC has a 82 Work Wellbeing score on Indeed. This rating is so rare that it places KVC among the TOP 1% of employers nationally. We are committed to providing a positive, supportive work environment where you can do your best work and love coming to work every day. Learn more at https://www.kvc.org/careers/

How Does Technology Shape Youth Mental Health?

Technology is everywhere, but what’s it really doing to youth’s wellbeing? Nearly 95% of U.S. teens have access to a smartphone, spending over 7.5 hours a day on screens. This live webinar explores how tech and social media affect self-esteem, stress and school life and how families can support healthy balance.

What you’ll learn:

The link between tech use, stress and mental health challenges

How social media shape's identity and self-image

Strategies for navigating online safety and responding to cyberbullying

The real challenges schools face in promoting healthy tech-life balance

Presenters: Alex Beineman & Bethany Nold

About Camber Mental Health

Camber Mental Health provides inpatient and residential mental health treatment for youth and adults, focusing on compassionate, evidence-based care. Our team supports individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts and the impacts of trauma, helping them stabilize and build the skills needed for long-term wellbeing. With 24/7 care, therapy and treatment planning, we ensure each person receives the support they need to heal and move forward.

Building Healthy Tech Habits—For Families & Youth

Technology shapes every part of growing up today. Surveys show 71% of parents believe more screen time is doing more harm than good. With new challenges appearing every year, it’s more important than ever to help youth and families build healthy digital habits. Join us to learn how to:

Help youth explore and shape their digital identity

Set healthy boundaries for screen use, without battles

Boost digital confidence, responsibility and safety

Support open communication and shared tech rules at home

Discover real-life strategies for creating connections, not conflict, with technology.

Presenters: Alex Beineman & Janny Sivilay


About Camber Mental Health

Camber Mental Health provides inpatient and residential mental health treatment for youth and adults, focusing on compassionate, evidence-based care. Our team supports individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts and the impacts of trauma, helping them stabilize and build the skills needed for long-term wellbeing. With 24/7 care, therapy and treatment planning, we ensure each person receives the support they need to heal and move forward.

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While teenagers may seem like a tough age group to care for, the truth may surprise you. Foster parents Jonathan and Katie opened their hearts and home to teens and now know that providing guidance and love at this critical life stage is not only impactful but deeply rewarding.

Read more real-life foster care stories, get free resources and learn more about becoming a foster parent at https://www.kvc.org/services/foster-care/

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Fostering Educational Success (FES) is a home- and school-based program that provides additional support to middle and high school students and their caregivers during the transition from foster care to a permanency placement. See if a family you know or work with, is eligible to participate in FES services and submit a referral at kvcnebraska.org/fes.

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Fostering Educational Success (FES) is a home- and school-based program that provides additional support to middle and high school students and their caregivers during the transition from foster care to a permanency placement. Learn more about FES and see if your family, or a family you know, is eligible to participate at kvcnebraska.org/fes.

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“We are incredibly grateful to David Ball of Ball’s Foods for his exceptional service and heartfelt commitment,” said Jason Hooper, President and CEO of KVC Health Systems. “His family’s leadership over six decades not only created KVC, but also expanded our reach and deepened our impact in the lives of children and families.

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Ready to launch your career in mental health? At KVC Missouri, we empower new therapists with expert supervision, a supportive team culture and real opportunities for growth. With an impressive 82 Work Wellbeing Score on Indeed, we're proud to be among the top 1% of employers nationwide — and we're just getting started.

💚 Make a career out of changing lives — starting with your own. 👉 Learn more and apply today: www.kvcmissouri.org/brighterfuture

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A single spark can change a life, a single act of generosity can transform a future, together we can turn darkness into hope! Thanks to your support, KVC is able to strengthen families, prevent child abuse and neglect, and help both children and adults achieve mental wellness! You can be the one to ensure these life-changing connections are made. Join us today, learn more about how you can get involved at kvc.org/donate.

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Resilience is an important skill throughout life because it helps you cope with stress so you can respond in healthier ways. The earlier in life someone can develop and strengthen their resilience, the better. In this interview with KSHB 41 News, James Roberson shares how you can help youth strengthen their resilience for healthier brain development and mental health wellness. James is Vice President of Behavioral Health Services with KVC Hospitals and is passionate about improving health outcomes for children and families through innovative, science-based treatments. He is also a tier-three national certified trainer for Trauma Systems Therapy.

To learn more about a child's brain development and the importance of resilience, visit https://kvchospitals.org/braindevelopment.

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LGBTQIA+ youth are three times more likely than heterosexual youth to consider suicide. It is incredibly important for communities, schools, and families to be compassionate, inclusive, and engaging with all children and teens and especially those who are more at risk of experiencing mental health challenges. Watch this interview with Bobby Eklofe, President of KVC Hospitals, as he speaks with KSHB 41 News in Kansas City about the importance of advocating for the mental health needs of youth in the LGBTQIA+ community to ensure every child has the resources, supports, and opportunities they deserve for wellness and happiness.

Visit www.kvchospitals.org/lgbtq to learn about mental health challenges for LGBTQIA+ youth, the signs and symptoms that someone may be struggling, what you can do to help someone in need, and suicide prevention resources.

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Millions of people in the U.S are affected by mental illness each year—including one in five adults and one in six children ages 6 to 17. Mental illness can have significant physical, social, and financial impacts on a person’s life, but when it comes to treatment, some people are more hesitant to consider taking a medication for mental illness. Dr. Jyotsna Adma, Associate Medical Director of Psychiatry Services for KVC Hospitals joined KSHB 41 News in Kansas City to provide education about the ways psychiatric medication can improve someone’s condition and address medication misconceptions.

To learn more about psychiatric medications, common misconceptions, and the warning signs that a child or teen may be struggling, visit www.kvchospitals.org/psychiatricmedication.

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A child’s mental health can experience struggles just like adults. But for kids and teens, when these needs aren’t addresses quickly there can be long lasting effects. It’s important to make sure mental health needs are addressed as soon as possible to reduce the impact to their brain development and long-term mental and physical wellbeing. By seeking professional support, youth learn skills such as emotion regulation and coping techniques that will help them throughout the rest of their lives.

Sara Schlagel, Director of Program & Staff Development at KVC Hospitals sat down with KSHB 41 News in Kansas City to discuss how communities can help youth overcome mental health struggles including knowing the warning signs and where to go for help. Visit www.kvchospitals.org/disorders to learn about the most common mental health disorders in children and teens and what you can do to get help for a child in your care.

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Everyone experiences anxiety at some point in life. Whether anxiety is stemming from feelings of excitement, joy, fear or uncertainty, there are tools you can use to help manage those feelings before they become overwhelming or negatively impact your life. In this video, Brittany Broeckelman, Clinical Director for KVC Hospitals, talks about the signs of anxiety, tips for how you can manage those feelings, and how to know when it might be time for professional help. KVC Hospitals is a network of children's psychiatric hospitals and residential treatment centers with 30 years of expertise helping youth overcome behavioral and mental health challenges. Learn more about anxiety and access free resources that provide more support and guidance for people struggling with anxiety at www.kvchospitals.org/anxiety.

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Going through ups and downs is a natural part of life. If negative feelings are becoming unmanageable and/or lasting for long periods of time, reaching out to a professional is never a bad idea. At KVC Kentucky, our compassionate team of experts is here to help. Learn more at kvckentucky.org

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Do you have concerns about your child's behavior or mental health? We're here to help! Visit www.kvckentucky.org for resources and a free online assessment. Credit: LEX18 News.

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Getting young people to talk about their problems can be a challenge for parents. In this video, KVC Kentucky's Megan Moore, Director of Training, has tips to help parents and children open the lines of communication. Learn more at www.kvcky.org. Credit: LEX18 News.

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Going through ups and downs is a natural part of life. If negative feelings are becoming unmanageable and/or lasting for long periods of time, reaching out to a professional is never a bad idea. At KVC Kentucky, our compassionate team of experts is here to help. Learn more at kvckentucky.org

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Zach Cornett, an advanced practice registered nurse with KVC Kentucky, shares the importance of investing in your mental health and the steps you can take to help improve it. Learn more at kvckentucky.org.

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