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Dealing with large-scale tragedies at school
It seems like we hear about large-scale tragedies on a daily basis today. No one seems to be safe from news like this, including our students. We were once able to tell our students that school is a safe haven from everything on the outside. Well, it has been proven...
The economic burden of providing special education and training for a child diagnosed with ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) is estimated to cost the average American family five times as much as a child without ADHD....
Getting a child to sit down for anything but their favorite television show or YouTube unboxing video for more than an hour can be challenging. Navigating an hour-long autism telehealth or autism teletherapy session can be more than challenging...
This metaphor comes from R. Roosevelt Thomas Jr. and Marjorie L. Woodruff’s book Building a House for Diversity: How a Fable About a Giraffe & an Elephant Offers New Strategies for Today’s Workforce, explains Butler, who became the American Counseling Association’s...
Jim Holland says he was raped by a priest when he was 13 years old. For the next 30 years, Holland locked his trauma away, holding it at bay with drinking, drugs and promiscuity. The 2002-2004 Boston Globe Spotlight investigation of sexual...
A new study from UBC researchers finds that teens, especially girls, have better mental health when they spend more time taking part in extracurricular activities, like sports and art, and less time in front of screens.
New data shared by the Crisis Text Line, a global nonprofit organization that provides free, confidential mental health help through text, revealed some surprising insights: Teens and young adults are reaching out for help at high rates than older adults.
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