Counseling Programs

Read: Schools Increasingly Turn to Online Therapy to Address Student Mental Health Crisis

Schools Increasingly Turn to Online Therapy to Address Student Mental Health Crisis

Telemedicine makes mental health services more accessible to lower-income students as well as students in rural areas.

Read: 6 Steps for Improving K-12 Student Mental Health

6 Steps for Improving K-12 Student Mental Health

A student mental health services provider shares leading practices for preventative programming as public health experts call for universal mental health screenings in schools.

Read: Nearly 3 in 5 College Students Accessed Mental Health Care in Grades K-12, TimelyCare Survey Finds

Nearly 3 in 5 College Students Accessed Mental Health Care in Grades K-12, TimelyCare Survey Finds

10 Best Practices for Supporting College Students’ Mental Health Highlight Steps Taken to Improve Student Success and Health Outcomes

Read: NC State Increases Counseling, Resources After 2 Student Suicides in 24 Hours

NC State Increases Counseling, Resources After 2 Student Suicides in 24 Hours

An unusually high number of student suicides this year have prompted NC State to increase counseling services on campus.

Read: Arizona State Superintendent Directs Schools to Prioritize Police Over Counselors

Arizona State Superintendent Directs Schools to Prioritize Police Over Counselors

Arizona ranks last in the nation for counselor-to-student ratio with one counselor for every 651 students.

Read: Adapting School Suicide Prevention Programs for Students of Color

Adapting School Suicide Prevention Programs for Students of Color

Schools can improve their suicide prevention efforts by adopting the SOAR (Self-Awareness, Outreach, Adaptation, and Repair) framework.

Read: 6 Things High School Counselors Can Do to Keep Their Graduating Students Safe In College

6 Things High School Counselors Can Do to Keep Their Graduating Students Safe In College

Students graduating from high school and moving onto college need to understand campus security basics like the Clery Act, emergency notification, and other safety measures.

Read: Behavioral Health Director Speaks to the State of Mental Health in K-12 Schools

Behavioral Health Director Speaks to the State of Mental Health in K-12 Schools

Dr. Amy Grosso shares her observations of the pandemic’s effects on student and teacher mental health and what her district is doing to address concerns.

Read: Clear Backpacks Required for Oxford Middle Schoolers, High Schoolers

Clear Backpacks Required for Oxford Middle Schoolers, High Schoolers

Other safety measures have been put in place, including therapy dogs and security personnel in each Oxford Community Schools building.

Read: University of Illinois Police Add Social Workers for More Effective Response to Mental Health Crises

University of Illinois Police Add Social Workers for More Effective Response to Mental Health Crises

UIPD’s Response, Evaluation and Crisis Help (REACH) initiative pairs social workers with police officers when responding to mental health-related emergencies.

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