2024-01-03T13:15:58-08:00January 3rd, 2024|Behavioral Health|
Whether through involvement in extracurricular student groups, in-school enrichment opportunities, or classes such as art and shop, students can benefit greatly from learning skills that are applicable to hobbies at home – both now while they are in school and in their futures as adults.
2024-01-03T13:07:08-08:00January 3rd, 2024|Behavioral Health|
This video would be great to share with children in elementary grades and their parents! Explained to Kids: Mental Health, Mind & Heart Wellness, from Shandy Clinic, is only one minute and thirty seconds in length. Its approach is positive and prevention-oriented.
2023-11-14T10:43:50-08:00November 14th, 2023|Behavioral Health|
The article, 35 Tips for Dealing With Difficult Family Members During the Holidays, written by Melissa Boudin, PsyD and reviewed by Kristen Fuller, MD, was published by Choosing Therapy on October 17, 2023. We have listed the 35 tips shared by the authors, and hope you will visit Choosing Therapy to read the expansion of each for yourself.
2023-11-14T10:20:59-08:00November 14th, 2023|Behavioral Health|
By combining advice from the American Psychiatric Association and the Mayo Clinic Health System, we have generated the following list of holiday stress reduction strategies you might use yourself and encourage your parents and older students to use.
2023-11-14T11:35:55-08:00November 14th, 2023|Behavioral Health|
This video, Reducing Holiday Stress in Kids, two minutes and sixteen seconds in length, from Eugene Pediatric Associates, would be great to share with parents of your students!
2023-11-05T10:29:22-08:00November 5th, 2023|Behavioral Health|
Learn how Child Protective Services of the Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) investigates concerns of possible child abuse and neglect, and how school personnel can engage with CPS and DCYF.
2023-11-05T10:18:55-08:00November 5th, 2023|Behavioral Health|
As we enter the holiday season, it may be a good time to consider conducting a unit of service learning in your classroom. For secondary students, a service learning unit might begin before the Thanksgiving break and continue until the semester ends late in January. For elementary students, a unit of service learning that begins upon students’ return from their Thanksgiving break and ends just before Winter Break may be enough.
2023-11-05T10:01:23-08:00November 5th, 2023|Behavioral Health|
This two-minute video, The Science of Gratitude, emphasizes the physical, mental, emotional and social benefits of practicing gratitude. Ten sources of further information are listed at the end of the video.
2023-10-06T12:04:38-07:00October 6th, 2023|Behavioral Health|
This video, Bullying Hurts, was submitted to Pacer's National Bullying Prevention Center as an entry in the Center's Students with Solutions contest: Engaging students to learn about bullying prevention through art, writing, and video production.
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