The COVID-19 pandemic has been a tremendous emotional burden and continues to threaten the mental health of many of us.

It’s become clear the last two years have impacted all ages and brought up feelings of depression, anxiety, and isolation in our community.

Thankfully, there are effective treatments and coping strategies we can use to work through these struggles.

During this seminar, we will discuss the impacts of COVID-19 and provide various resources and strategies for children, teens, and adults, and come together to process our experiences.

Wednesday, May 18

6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Zoom

Presenter: Meagan Krieger

Meagan Krieger was born and raised in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan. She moved to Edmonton in 2016 to pursue her degree and career in psychology. Meagan is currently a Therapeutic Behaviour Assistant with MP Psychology. As a behaviour assistant, Meagan works one-on-one with children to create an intervention plan tailored to their specific needs and experiences. She works to empower children with self-regulation skills to create healthy connections with caring adults.

Have questions? Contact Tracey at tverbonac@metis.org