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Newman Family Letter Jan 3, 2024

EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF
SOCIAL MEDIA ON MENTAL

HEALTH

A PRESENTATION FOR PARENTS, EDUCATORS, LAW
ENFORCEMENT AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS
EVERYONE IS WELCOME

MONDAY TUESDAY
JAN. 29TH | TIME: 6 TO 8 PM
Location: Lincoln Center
415 N 30th St #111, Billings, MT

JAN. 30TH | TIME: 3:30 TO 5:30 PM
Location: First Interstate Bank,
Great West Center, 1800 6th Ave. N,

Billings, MT

DR. LISA STROHMAN, JD, PHD
Dr. Strohman is widely known for her advocacy and education around
mental wellness as it relates to our digital lives and the lives of our youth.
She has worked with thousands of parents, schools and children around
the globe. An attorney, clinical psychologist, and author, Dr. Strohman
educates, empowers and inspires balance and prosocial use of technology.
More information about Dr. Strohman can be found on her website https://drlisastrohman.com/.

Riverstone Health's Orchard Elementary Clinic NOW AVAILABLE to NEWMAN families!

• Patient Information Form
• Patient Health Information
• Consent for Treatment Form
• Authorization to disclose health info Form

More information will be coming as we get it, but I wanted to share this news with you NOW! The clinic at Orchard Elementary will now be able to be accessed by all south side families from infants to adults during the school day from noon to 4pm. Students that have filled out the correct paperwork can be picked up by parents and taken directly to Orchard for assessment and prescription (if needed). They can provide well child check-ups annually to ensure the health of your child - children should be seen EVERY YEAR by a healthcare physician from age 4 to 18 yrs of age. This does not need to take the place of your usual doctor - and it is recommended you stay with your usual healthcare provider if you have one - but this does allow for easy access to medical personnel if and when needed. Take a quick tour by stepping in the front door with me...play the video below...

Bullying harms many people in many ways. Billings Public Schools, along with the Montana Office of Public Instruction, stand together to strive to build a safe environment and stop bullying in our schools. Contacting us when there may be an issue is the first step to prevention and support. If you have, or if someone you know has, been bullied or is being bullied, below is a form to begin the process that will allow BPS to begin to investigate the situation. We are here to help.
 
Only as a community can we identify and support those being bullied, redirect behavior, and change the attitudes of those who tolerate bullying.

Report it:

Harassment / Intimidation / Bullying / Hazing Incident Reporting Form