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Mental Health Month Live Virtual Event

Free for One River Members

Live on zoom | All times listed in EST

Mental Health Month Live Virtual Event

Free for One River Members

Live on zoom | All times listed in EST

THURSDAY, MAY 7th 6-7:30 PM est

RSVP HERE

THURSDAY, MAY 7th 6-7:30 PM est

RSVP HERE

Join our live virtual panel featuring licensed mental health professionals as we answer the real questions families are asking — so you can better support yourself and the people you love.

We’ll discuss:

• How do I know if anxiety is normal?
• What are the early signs of depression?
• Is social media impacting my child’s mental health?
• How do I support someone without burning out myself?
• How do I start a healthy conversation about mental health?

This open, honest conversation is designed to give you clarity, practical tools, and trusted guidance you can use right away.

After the panel discussion, we’ll invite families to stay for a guided mindful art activity created to spark connection and support family mental wellness at home.

All Registered Attendees will Receive:

• Event replay access
• Family Mental Health Resource Guide
• A guided at-home art project to continue the conversation

Meet our Panelists

Amanda Morales,

PsyD

About Amanda

Dr. Amanda Morales Clarke is a clinical psychologist who earned her degree from the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology at Rutgers University. She works in a private group practice with children, teens, young adults and their families, addressing a variety of concerns, including behavioral problems, anxiety and mood disorders. She also has a special interest in working with those who have experienced trauma. In addition to her private practice work, Dr. Morales provides therapeutic support for patients living with cystic fibrosis. She predominantly utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy techniques to address the needs of her clients and their families. However, she recognizes the uniqueness that each individual brings, and often integrates techniques such as art, play and a client’s interests into treatment.

Tammy Ramos,

LCSW-QS, CCTP

About Tammy

Tammy is a nationally recognized leader in clinical trauma practice, education, and quality assurance with 18 years of experience advancing mental health services. As the Director of Clinical Quality and Education for Soluna, a state-funded mental health platform for New Jersey teens, she drives strategic initiatives in clinical excellence, workforce development, and trauma-informed care in digital mental health. A Licensed Clinical Social Worker-Qualified Supervisor (LCSW-QS) and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), Tammy specializes in clinical governance, practitioner training, and digital mental health innovation, ensuring professionals are equipped to deliver high-impact, ethical, and trauma-responsive care in an evolving behavioral health landscape. Her leadership strengthens the intersection of quality, accessibility, and innovation in mental health, positioning her as a key voice in the industry.

Caren Weingart,

LCSW, BCD

About Caren

Join our live virtual panel featuring licensed mental health professionals as we answer the real questions families are asking — so you can better support yourself and the people you love.

We’ll discuss:

• How do I know if anxiety is normal?
• What are the early signs of depression?
• Is social media impacting my child’s mental health?
• How do I support someone without burning out myself?
• How do I start a healthy conversation about mental health?

This open, honest conversation is designed to give you clarity, practical tools, and trusted guidance you can use right away.

After the panel discussion, we’ll invite families to stay for a guided mindful art activity created to spark connection and support family mental wellness at home.

All Registered Attendees will Receive:

• Event replay access
• Family Mental Health Resource Guide
• A guided at-home art project to continue the conversation

Meet our Panelists

Amanda Morales, PsyD

About Amanda

Dr. Amanda Morales Clarke is a clinical psychologist who earned her degree from the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology at Rutgers University. She works in a private group practice with children, teens, young adults and their families, addressing a variety of concerns, including behavioral problems, anxiety and mood disorders. She also has a special interest in working with those who have experienced trauma. In addition to her private practice work, Dr. Morales provides therapeutic support for patients living with cystic fibrosis. She predominantly utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy techniques to address the needs of her clients and their families. However, she recognizes the uniqueness that each individual brings, and often integrates techniques such as art, play and a client’s interests into treatment.

Tammy Ramos, LCSW-QS, CCTP

About Tammy

Tammy is a nationally recognized leader in clinical trauma practice, education, and quality assurance with 18 years of experience advancing mental health services. As the Director of Clinical Quality and Education for Soluna, a state-funded mental health platform for New Jersey teens, she drives strategic initiatives in clinical excellence, workforce development, and trauma-informed care in digital mental health. A Licensed Clinical Social Worker-Qualified Supervisor (LCSW-QS) and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), Tammy specializes in clinical governance, practitioner training, and digital mental health innovation, ensuring professionals are equipped to deliver high-impact, ethical, and trauma-responsive care in an evolving behavioral health landscape. Her leadership strengthens the intersection of quality, accessibility, and innovation in mental health, positioning her as a key voice in the industry.

Caren Weingart, LCSW, BCD

About Caren

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