Springfield Lunch N Learn
August 18, 2016
Springfield Country Club
11:15 a.m. - 1 p.m.
$25/WiBN Members & BBB Accredited Businesses and Charities
$30/Others
Connecting Employees with Community Resources:
New Tools to Resolve Difficult Situations
Over 25% of adults will suffer from a mental health issue in the next 12 months. Unfortunately, mental health issues still bring stigma to many situations and can be a difficult topic to tackle in any setting. This presentation will provide insight in how to manage mental health issues and personal problems in the workplace.
Richele Shepard is a lifelong Springfield resident. She graduated from North High School. She continued her education with a B.A. degree in biology from Wittenberg University, and M.S. degree in community counseling from Wright State University. She spent her early career helping inner city youth in after school programs before becoming a mental health therapist. She has been the executive director of WellSpring, a community mental health and social support agency, since 2009. She is passionate about preservation and lives in the South Fountain Historic District with her husband of 17 years.
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