Taking a Community-Based Approach to Campus Mental Health
Universities are identifying innovative ways to reduce the stigma of getting help for mental health issues.
Universities are identifying innovative ways to reduce the stigma of getting help for mental health issues.
A Columbine survivor discusses his perspective on bullying and how he believes schools, parents and teens can more effectively address this issue.
A new whitepaper from Mental Health America and Impero discusses the effects of stress and loneliness on students and how school staff and parents can help.
The 16-year-old’s mother was taking him to the healthcare facility to receive mental health treatment when multiple violent confrontations occurred.
School shooters sometimes quote previous shooters in their online posts and/or homework assignments. Campus staff and police should understand these references so they can intervene.
Although 95% of American public schools regularly conduct some sort of active shooter drill, the groups recommend students not be involved.
Craig Scott of Value-Up will present ‘Columbine and Beyond: Helping Students Recognize Their Own Value and the Value of Others’ at all three of this summer’s Campus Safety Conferences.
The suspect was at the N.C. hospital with her mother when she jumped out of the vehicle and pulled a handgun from a duffel bag.
While the Utah school district has installed secure vestibules and cameras, internal threats have been its main focus.
The grant money will be used for scenario-based active shooter training and improved access to mental health and wellness services, among other things.
How to choose a secure and user friendly access control system that aligns with student expectations
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
