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LOCATION:Bascom's Chop House 
UID:2322620220919T153000ZSeptember PCEPC Meeting - Mental Health First Aid: A Training for Everyone that Could Save Anyone - Joint with Suncoast Estate Planning Council
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DESCRIPTION:\n\n \nMental Health First Aid: A Training for Everyone that Could Save Anyone  \n \npresented by April Lott, LCSW - President & CEO, Directions for Living\n \nThe LUNCHEON meeting will be held at Bascom's Chop House located at 3665 Ulmerton Road, Clearwater on Monday, September 19, 2022. \n \nThe meeting will begin promptly at Noon with LUNCH and the opportunity to network at 11:30 a.m.\n \nAdvance reservations are required.\n ------\n\nThis is a joint meeting with the Suncoast Estate Planning Council.\n ------\n\nThank You to Our Annual Sponsor!\n \n[](https://boydsettlements.com/)\n ------\n\nSPEAKER BIO\n \nApril Lott, LCSW, is the President & CEO at Directions for Living, a CARF-accredited 501(c)3 not-for-profit child welfare and behavioral health organization providing a comprehensive network of services promoting safe and stable families. Directions for Living is based in Clearwater, FL and has a staff of approximately 250 employees and over 100 volunteers. April has transformed Directions for Living to being a leader in the philosophy and practice of trauma-informed care.\n \nApril Lott holds a Master of Social Work degree and has over 30 years of experience in the provision of child welfare services in Florida. During the last 15 years, April has grown Directions for Living into a diverse organization which integrates child abuse prevention programs, homeless outreach services, diversion services, and a wide variety of supportive child welfare and behavioral health services which touch the lives of over 40,000 individuals, children, and families each year.\n \nIn addition, April works on many boards and committees at a local, state, and national level with a focus on child welfare, behavioral health, early childhood trauma, and child abuse prevention. April is the current Chair of the Pinellas County Crisis Intervention Team training for local law enforcement agencies, Chair of the Homeless Leadership Alliance Providers' Council, and an appointed member of both the State Child Abuse Death Review Committee, and the Statewide Crisis Intervention Rapid Response Team. Additionally, April is a frequent featured guest speaker on local television talk shows discussing issues related to relationships, mental health, and wellness.\n \nApril Lott is a native Floridian born and raised in Pinellas County, a wife of 36 years, and the mother of two adult children.\n
SUMMARY:September PCEPC Meeting - Mental Health First Aid: A Training for Everyone that Could Save Anyone - Joint with Suncoast Estate Planning Council - Pinellas County Estate Planning Council, Inc. 
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