K-12 educators are positioned to make a real difference in how students experience mental health challenges at school.
Upon completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate for seven hours of coursework that can be submitted for applicable continuing education needs.
This 9-module course helps teachers, administrator, counselors, and staff:
- Decrease mental health stigma across the school
- Identify individuals experiencing challenges
- Provide critical relationship support to students
- Improve system-wide supports to students
After this course, school professionals will:
- Know trauma-responsive practices
- Understand four common types of mental health challenges youth exhibit in schools
- Begin to identify automatic responses to student behaviors
- Identify ways mental health stigma shows up in schools
Threat assessment is a key component of overall school safety. Learn the critical roles of threat assessment, information sharing and follow up support in your schools overall safety strategy, including key questions and processes that have been identified as best practices from decades of school safety research.
Upon course completion participants will receive a certificate for six hours of coursework that can be submitted for continuing education credit as applicable.
This 5-module course helps all school staff:
- Identify when, why and how to share information about students of concern with others.
- Identify and describe threat assessment procedures with students of concern.
- Understand threat assessment follow-up and safety planning for a student of concern.
- Identify, describe, and apply adaptive and technical leadership strategies for a safe school climate.