It is becoming increasingly common for youth referred to mentoring programs to be struggling with a wide variety of mental health concerns, such as depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress, aggression, or attention difficulties. Dr. Raposa’s new course covers evidence-based techniques that can be infused into mentoring practices to more effectively address these kinds of mental health concerns.
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MentorPRO Announces the Renewal of its Partnership with Salem State University for a Second Year
MentorPRO today announced the renewal of its partnership with Salem State University for a second year, expanding the use of MentorPRO across the Bertolon School of Business and…
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MentorPRO Announces the Renewal of its Partnership with the SDSU Alumni Association for a Second Year
MentorPRO today announced the renewal of its partnership with the SDSU Alumni Association for a second year, continuing a collaboration that connects South Dakota State University students and…
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MentorPRO Announces a New Partnership with the New Mexico Department of Military Affairs
MentorPRO today announced a new partnership with the New Mexico Department of Military Affairs, launching MentorPRO across New Mexico's Youth Challenge programming in spring 2026.
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