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Compendium-Version-2.pdfThe Mental Health, Social Emotional, and Behavioral Screening and Evaluation Compendium was published by the Ohio Department of Education and contains Tier 1 screening tools for districts.
The Mental Health, Social Emotional, and Behavioral Screening and Evaluation Compendium was published by the Ohio Department of Education and contains Tier 1 screening tools for districts.
The purpose of this compendium is to provide a comprehensive source of information for practitioners engaged in mental health work about both no-cost and at-cost mental health, social-emotional, and behavioral screening tools for children and adolescents. The initial list of tools was compiled through research database searches, internet searches, and input from field-based practitioners. After the initial list was drafted, it was sent to multiple individuals to review and add to, including Ohio Project AWARE staff and Ohio Mental Health Network for School Success (OMHNSS) affiliates. After receiving additional instrument suggestions from multiple individuals, there were 51 freely accessible no-cost screening tools as well as 39 at-cost screening tools on the final list for which we gathered information. It is important to note that some of the screening tools included in this compendium are intended to be used school-wide for population-based screening, whereas others are intended to be used to screen individual children/adolescents for specified risk factors or assets.
REL_PA_How_To_Grow_Teacher_Wellbeing_in_Your_Schools.pdfThis infographic describes how to achieve well-being through social emotional learning-focused activities that promote positive and supportive relationships with colleagues and students.
Interested in Enhancing Your School's Approach to Staff Wellness?
Interested in Enhancing Your School's Approach to Staff Wellness?
Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation is not solely for children. There is an emphasis on adult wellness. We have all heard the saying, "you can't pour from an empty cup", there is a lot of truth to that statement. Children rely on the caregivers in their lives to model and teach social emotional skills.
Explore this link for suggestions on establishing a school climate that prioritizes wellness, or contact Niky Brazofsky at nbrazofsky@sst4.org.
Mental health is essential to a person’s life in the same way as physical health. Hesitation to talk about mental health adds to the notion that the topic is taboo. It is important to normalize conversations surrounding mental health so people can feel empowered to seek the help they need. The following resources can help you feel more informed to talk about mental health with the people in your life who may need your support.
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