Nemours’ Pediatric Acute Telemental Health program — or PATH — aims to improve response time for kids experiencing mental health crises. Through the pilot telemental health program, First Coast families are able to schedule video visits for a variety of mental health issues affecting children, including depression, anxiety, even urgent neurological disorders. The program boasts a 90% successful transfer rate into long-term care or additional support in schools.
Guest:
- Jeanine Hoff, behavioral health provider with Nemours Children's Health.
Then, whether it’s divorce, child custody or adoption, family law is complicated — and consequential. St. Johns County hopes to make family law services for underrepresented residents affordable and accessible through a free monthly series of family law workshops.
Guests:
- Nancy C. Harrison, attorney.
- Melissa Bergman, St. Johns County clerk of courts communications officer.
And, a followup to a key environmental assessment. In May, we discussed the importance of tracking the footprint of seagrass beds as a measure of the health of the St. Johns River. Now, after an extensive annual survey, we revisit the topic with St. Johns Riverkeeper Lisa Rinaman.
Plus: A new zine chronicles a summer of journaling, personal exploration and “100 Swims.” We preview the zine’s weekend release in a conversation with Neptune Beach writer and JME contributor Hurley Winkler, host and producer of WJCT’s Jax Music Hour.
