#79 – How to Tackle the Poor State of Student Mental Health in Schools
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The discussion focuses on why it’s important for schools to take proactive steps in addressing mental health and behavioral challenges.
Brandy Samuel, M. Ed., discusses the work she does with eLuma Therapy, a Telehealth company that supports students’ social and emotional well-being.
- We discuss a variety of ways to address the state of poor student mental health across the western world.
- We talk about using universal screeners to evaluate students’ social skills and find areas for focused teaching.
- The conversation highlights the importance of a whole-school approach to mental health and the benefits of building strong relationships with students and families.
- We also touch on the impact of social media and technology on student well-being.
Chapters
[00:00] Introduction
[02:00] Proactive Approaches to Mental Health
[05:19] Using Universal Screeners
[10:30] Teaching Social Competencies
[16:45] Embedding Mental Health Education
[22:53] Bringing Students Together
[29:04] The Correlation Between Emotion and Academics
[38:34] The Cost of Proactivity
[45:18] The Importance of Teaching Social Competencies
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