Sacramento County’s initiative to place mental health clinicians in every school to create “Centers of Wellness.” The Youth Advisory Board discusses what’s missing on campuses. NPR Science Correspondent Michaeleen Doucleff’s new book “Hunt, Gather, Parent.”

Today's Guests

• Sacramento County Office of Education Superintendent Dave Gordon and Dr. Chris Williams, Director of School-Based Mental Health and Wellness, discuss the initiative to place mental health clinicians in every school in the county over the next several years, making schools “Centers of Wellness” for their local communities. 
• PRO Youth and Families Program Coordinator for the Behavioral Health Youth Advisory Board Sydney Spitzer discuss the inaugural Youth Advisory Board with members Savanna Karmue, founder of the nonprofit Happy Hearts Advices, Jordan Kaitapu, founder of the Black Alumni of Folsom-Cordova Unified School District, and Trayzell White, writing the books “5 Phrases to Change Someone’s Life” and “15 Steps to Love Someone with a Mental Illness. 

Sacramento County's inaugural Behavioral Health Youth Advisory Board.Courtesy: Sacramento County Office of Education

• CapRadio’s Morning Edition Host, Donna Apidone, brings us her conversation with Dr. Michaeleen Doucleff about her new book “Hunt, Gather, Parent,” and how she learned how kids are raised in different cultures.