Student Mental Health Intervention Archives - Page 5 of 7

Family Survival 101: Setting up Your Kitchen

Helping your kids learn and complete schoolwork at home is not easy, and lack of dedicated space is one of the major obstacles families are facing. This resource shares creative ideas for transforming your kitchen into a multi-purpose classroom. VIEW THE INFOGRAPHIC HERE.

Reading The Signs: Does Your Child Need Help Or Is This The New Normal?

With everything in our lives changing so suddenly due to the pandemic, it can be difficult to tell if a change in a child’s behavior is a problem that requires intervention. Is it a cry for help? Or just a temporary reaction that will resolve on its own with time? This presentation shares advice from mental health experts.

Family Survival 101: Creating a Private Space

Many of us (kids and parents included) are struggling to find private spaces to do everything we want and need to do in our homes right now. This resource is packed with creative ideas. VIEW THE INFOGRAPHIC HERE.

Motivational Student Tip Sheet

Some students may still be figuring out how to manage these difficult circumstances. This handout offers helpful advice and motivation to share with students. VIEW THE INFOGRAPHIC.

How to Maintain Stability at Home During COVID-19

Helpful tips for maintaining and supporting stability at home during the pandemic quarantine. VIEW THE INFOGRAPHIC HERE.

Social Media & Student Mental Health Q&A

In this episode, Chris Leonard answers questions about what schools can do to encourage healthy social media usage by their students, and prevent the problems that arise from harmful behavior on social media. The questions were submitted by school administrators, counselors, and teachers during our recent webinar: “Untangling the Web: How Social Media Affects Mental […]

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