The emotional health and well-being of adults who work with young people is one of the most important factors in effectively supporting youth. With limited resources, a shortage of workers, increased trauma with youth and increasing support needed for youth, the demand is taking a toll on our workforce. Adult providers need healing too. Healing-centered engagement requires that we consider how to support adult providers in sustaining their own healing and well-being in an effort to ensure they can continue to do their jobs well.
The Thrive Healing Summit provided an opportunity to prioritize the healing and well-being of those whose occupations often require them to put others’ needs before their own. Whether you're a helper, healer, educator or caregiver, each moment of the summit was designed with YOU in mind! To all of those working directly to support youth, families or other individuals in our community, this was an opportunity to prioritize your own health, wellness and healing.
Experience this day of healing-centered engagement focused on restoring and sustaining the adults who are working tirelessly to heal the young people in our community through with session videos from the event.
Check out visual notes of the Thrive Healing Summit through these graphic recordings.
SUMMIT AGENDA
PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
12:45 PM
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Dr. Ramiro Zúñiga is the Vice President, Medical Director for Medi-Cal at Health Net of California and California Health and Wellness, part of Centene Corporation. He has leadership responsibilities over several health plan initiatives and programs in compliance, quality, utilization management, case management, and network development. His focus in on ensuring the provision of appropriate, high quality, cost effective care.
PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
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8:45 AM
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Dr. Ramiro Zúñiga is the Vice President, Medical Director for Medi-Cal at Health Net of California and California Health and Wellness, part of Centene Corporation. He has leadership responsibilities over several health plan initiatives and programs in compliance, quality, utilization management, case management, and network development. His focus in on ensuring the provision of appropriate, high quality, cost effective care.
THRIVE STEERING COMMITTEE
SANDRA AZEVEDO
Coordinator of Continuous Improvement, Butte County Office of Education
JUNI BANERJEE-STEVENS
Licensed Psychologist and Owner, Deer Park Counseling & Consulting
ANNA BAUER
Director, First 5 Butte County
SCOTT DINITS
Human Resources Director,
Boys and Girls Club of the North Valley
JANUARY GILES
Manager, Center for Learning and Resilience, Butte County Office of Education
TED ZWERDLING, MD
Pediatrician, Adventist Health
KRISTY MAKIEVE
Executive Director, Butte-Glenn Medical Society
MATT REDDAM
School and Community Wellness Advisor, Butte County Office of Education
MONICA SODERSTROM
Division Director, Community Health, Butte County Public Health
LINDA ZORN
Executive Director, Economic and Workforce Development Butte-Glenn Community College District
ERNA FRIEDBERG
Regional Director of Program Development serving Butte, Glenn, Shasta & Tehema Counties, North Valley Catholic Social Services
JOLEEN LEVEY
Executive Director, Philanthropy & Community Well-Being
Adventist Health Feather River Foundation
