A Professional Webinar for Youth-Serving Systems

Adolescence is a critical period of identity formation. In behavioral health and residential environments, many youth experience disruptions in self-concept development that influence emotional regulation, treatment engagement, and long-term outcomes.

While clinical interventions address symptoms and coping strategies, identity development and internal belief formation are often addressed indirectly rather than through structured educational methods.

This webinar introduces Self-Worth Education as a strengths-based psychoeducational framework designed to support identity clarity, belief restructuring, and self-efficacy development within youth-serving systems.

Participants will gain a clear understanding of:

• The institutional definition of Self-Worth Education

• The developmental constructs it targets

• How it complements existing evidence-based modalities

• How structured implementation can occur within residential and behavioral health settings

This session is designed for administrators, clinical leaders, and youth-serving professionals seeking structured approaches to strengthening adolescent identity development within care environments.