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Mental Health Speaker Series

The CBHS Counseling Center, with support from community partners, presents an annual speaker series focusing on mental health and well-being of the young men entrusted to our care. We invite you to join us, hear, and learn from these speakers, their experiences, and expertise. 

Speaker Series - Doug Middleton

Doug Middleton

"The Pain and The Purpose"
Thursday, September 11 at 6 p.m.
Cook Auditorium 

Former NFL player and mental health advocate Doug Middleton shares his journey from adversity to purpose, emphasizing the importance of mental health and breaking the stigma. After the death of his best friend by suicide, Doug founded Dream the Impossible to raise awareness and inspire others to prioritize their mental well-being. His story has touched thousands of lives and continues to make a powerful impact.

Doug Middleton will speak at a community event on September 11 at 6 p.m. in the Theresa and David Cook Auditorium. Register at the link below.

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Speaker Series - Ben Tracy

Ben Tracy

“Online Safety”
Wednesday, October 22 at 7:30 a.m.
McNeill Family Fieldhouse 

Before your busy day begins, invest a bit of time with us in your child's future! Parents and community members are invited to have coffee with us during a special morning conversation with Ben Tracy in McNeill Family Fieldhouse.

As the founder of Safe Social Network and a nationally recognized expert on digital citizenship, Ben has spoken to more than half a million students, parents, and educators nationwide on ethical use of technology. He’ll share practical advice on how families can help their children navigate social media and the digital world safely and responsibly.

We encourage attendees to register in advance.

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Speaker Series - David Magee

David Magee

Things Have Changed: What Today’s Students—and Parents—Should Know About Substance Misuse and Modern Distractions 
Thursday, February 19 at 9 a.m.
McNeill Family Fieldhouse 

David Magee is a bestselling author, motivational speaker, and advocate for student and family well-being. His award-winning memoir Dear William: A Father’s Memoir of Addiction, Recovery, Love, and Loss is currently in development as a major motion picture. As creator of the William Magee Center for AOD and Wellness Education and the William Magee Institute for Student Wellbeing at the University of Mississippi, David is a sought-after speaker on mental health, addiction, and the path to recovery.

David Magee will speak in the McNeill Family Fieldhouse on February 19 at 9 a.m.

In today’s rapidly changing world, families face new and complex challenges related to substance misuse, mental health, and the many distractions competing for our sons’ attention. In this engaging and informative assembly, David Magee—returning to CBHS after speaking to our seniors four years ago—will provide practical guidance and insight for students and parents alike.

David Magee is a nationally recognized speaker on student and family wellbeing, host of The David Magee Show podcast, and bestselling author of Dear William: A Father’s Memoir of Addiction, Recovery, Love and Loss and Things Have Changed: What Students—and Parents—Should Know About Substance Misuse and Other Distractions. His work draws from his experience as a parent and leader in student wellbeing initiatives, including the William Magee Institute for Student Wellbeing at the University of Mississippi.

We strongly encourage parents to be part of this important conversation during the student assembly.

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This speaker series is made possible by the generous support of OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERs

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