BRYT News & Events
Join us at the BRYT Symposium in March 2023
Featuring keynote speaker Dr. Bettina L. Love, best-selling author of We Want To Do More Than Survive. Register today for an experience that is sure to cultivate connection, hope, and creativity.
The BRYT Family Engagement team offers FREE weekly family support groups where families can give and receive support in navigating mental health conditions within the family during this time. There is a BIPOC support group as well as a Spanish-speaking group. See the support groups flyer for more info!
Upcoming Events
- BRYT Symposium – March 21, 2023 at Bentley University – Learn more here!
- Keynote: “We Gon’ Be Alright, But That Ain’t Alright” with Dr. Bettina L. Love
Past Events
- BRYT Team Members presented at the National Association for Social Work – Massachusetts Conference in October, 2020
- Keynote: School Social Work Under Pandemic Conditions: Navigating Our Roles
- Workshop: Mental Health and Equity in the 2020-21 School Year: Digging Deeper
- In partnership with Amherst Regional Public Schools, BRYT Team Members Courtney Tucker and Sarah Rigney presented a Coffee Hour Chat, in which they discussed mental health in the pandemic and winter season, and how to manage challenges of mood regulation in the midst of stress and uncertainty. View Here.
- The BRYT Team is leading a 10-hour Webinar Series over the course of the 2020-21 School Year through Massachusetts Partnership for Youth titled: Working through the 2020-21 School Year with Mental Health and Equity in Mind. Sessions: October 14, December 9, February 10, April 14, and April 28. Register for the remaining sessions here.
- BRYT Family Engagement team hosted a panel of experts in Massachusetts Crisis Services to answer any and all questions families had about accessing and navigating services during this time. See the recording here.
- BRYT was a presenter at the 25th Annual Conference on Advancing School Mental Health in October 2020.
Recent News
School Counselors Try To Keep Students Connected To Mental Health Services
WBUR
March 24, 2020
Are Districts the Nation’s Adolescent Mental Health Care Providers? (Report)
EAB white paper
February 2020
Students often struggle after a mental health crisis. Can this support system help?
PBS NewsHour/Hechinger Report
February 6, 2020
Behind the Scenes: BRYT Program
Register Forum, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School
March 29, 2019
Brookline Center for Community Mental Health supports returning students
Brookline TAB
August 25, 2018
Program eases return of Bourne students from medical leave
Cape Cod Times
September 24, 2017
Leaving no kid behind: the need for more child psychiatrists
WBUR Cognoscenti
June 13, 2017
A BRYT idea for recovering Dover-Sherborn students
Wicked Local Sherborn
Jan 17, 2017
Swampscott High School cuts ribbon on new programs
Wicked Local Swampscott
October 11, 2016
Bridge for Resilient Youth in Transition Program,
a Powerful Mental Health Resource for ARHS Students
The Graphic, Amherst Regional High School
June 9, 2016
Schools confront students’ rising mental health toll
Boston Globe (front page)
May 17, 2016
A National Growth Plan Rooted in One State’s Success
Stanford Social Innovation Review
January 12, 2015
BRYT honored with American Psychiatric Association Gold Achievement Award
American Psychiatric Association
October 30th, 2014
