The Office of Children's Mental Health (OCMH) supports Wisconsin's children in achieving their optimal mental health and well-being. By encouraging collaboration across child and family service systems in Wisconsin, including state agencies, nongovernment mental health programs, advocates, and people with lived experience, OCMH supports children's mental health system improvements.

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Children's Mental Health Week

2023 is the Year of Mental Health, as declared by Governor Evers. OCMH is calling on advocates and partner organizations to leverage this unprecedented interest in mental health by intentionally providing information with your community during Children's Mental Health Week: May 7 - May 13.

Join this webinar to access tools which build awareness, promote acceptance, and inspire action on children's mental health. With these resources, we hope you will contribute to Children's Mental Health Week 2023!

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Collective Learning - Recording

Dr. Tracy Loken Weber, Lived Experience Partner with the Office of Children's Mental Health, presented on her dissertation - From Adverse Childhood Experiences to General Education Development: A Qualitative Phenomenological Case Study of Women and Their Journey Through Adult Literacy and Educational Transformation. Watch the recording of the presentation.

Fact Sheet on Peer Support

Positive outcomes are more likely when people talk with someone who has lived through the same experience. Read about the benefits of Peer Support in our fact sheet, now available in English, Spanish, and Hmong.