Mental Health Supports
Schools are an ideal place for students to receive social-emotional support to deal with challenges related to stress, mental health difficulties, trauma, bullying, family change, and learning challenges.
Schools are an ideal place for students to receive social-emotional support to deal with challenges related to stress, mental health difficulties, trauma, bullying, family change, and learning challenges.
School Psychologist
School Psychologist
School Social Worker
School Social Worker
School Nurse
School Nurse
School Psychologists, School Social Workers and School Nurses are some of the school staff who are specially trained to provide mental health supports and have a specific skillset to understand school systems and learning, as well as how student’s behavior and mental health impact their overall wellbeing and academic functioning.
School Psychologists, School Social Workers and School Nurses are some of the school staff who are specially trained to provide mental health supports and have a specific skillset to understand school systems and learning, as well as how student’s behavior and mental health impact their overall wellbeing and academic functioning.
Below are some resources that your family may find helpful while navigating the changes of the 2021-2022 school year. If you have questions or are in need of additional support, please reach out.
https://consciousdiscipline.com/e-learning/webinars/tools-for-your-parenting-tool-box/ (this includes a helpful 30 minute parenting video produced by Conscious Discipline)
An introduction to social-emotional learning (SEL): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikehX9o1JbI&t=.
This article from Mental Health America has some good tips on what every child needs for good mental health
This article from Mental Health America has some good tips on what every child needs for good mental health
Misbehavior is a caution sign pointing to skills children are missing. Punishment does not stop it. The only thing that will change behavior is to TEACH a new skill to replace the troublesome behavior. - Conscious Discipline
Misbehavior is a caution sign pointing to skills children are missing. Punishment does not stop it. The only thing that will change behavior is to TEACH a new skill to replace the troublesome behavior. - Conscious Discipline
Deep breathing helps with:
Deep breathing helps with:
Self regulation
Active calming
Fussing and fits
Self-control
Emotional intelligence
Social-emotional learning
Ask your child to teach you S.T.A.R, Balloon, Pretzel and Drain!
Ask your child to teach you S.T.A.R, Balloon, Pretzel and Drain!
Students, teach your parents the skill of deep breathing!
Students, teach your parents the skill of deep breathing!
