Mrs. Daniels - Counselor
Welcome back to another school year! Click this link for my Guidance Website!
We realize that this continues to be a challenging time for home and school as we enter the new school year.
Please click on my website/link below where you can find resources for parents/guardians as well as information for students.
As always, please feel free to reach out to me at any time!
Mrs. Daniels, School Counselor
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Mrs. Bauer will be helping out with Lunch Bunch groups so you may hear back from her! Have fun!
Addressing fears and worries while making space for excitement and celebration with returning back to the school setting.
"While going back to school can spark fear and worry for children and teens who are grieving under regular circumstances, they might be particularly intense in the context of COVID-19. Ask your child or teen what they are concerned about and what questions they have. Children and teens might not share the same concerns that you have as an adult, so be open to their responses. You can provide information, ask clarifying questions about what they might need or want, and model ways to manage those fears and worries. Here’s an example: If your child is worried that they will bring the virus home, you can say, Sounds like you’re worried that you’ll catch the virus at school and bring it home. I sometimes worry about that too when I go to work. When I feel nervous about that I remind myself about the things I can do to keep myself and others safe. I wear my mask, stay six feet away from other people and wash my hands a lot. Do you have other ideas for what helps you feel safe? It’s also important to let children and teens know it’s okay to feel excited about going back to school, even if school looks very different this year. "
Taken from the Dougy Center BACK TO SCHOOL WITH GRIEF AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AYfg3EiafcMkBZJuhbTFW-EOuIFxw8iC/view?usp=sharing
