Edufaith Essentials
Mental Health Supports: A Call to Action
Join Dr. Nakia for a critical episode of the Edufaith Essentials Podcast:
The Edufaith Inspirational Story recognizes the 12 inspiring students awarded the 2024 Council for Exceptional Children The Yes I Can Awards Winners.
Essential News shares the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) May newsletter that highlights Mental Health Month. The newsletter provides: Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports, an Accommodations Toolkit, Resources for Deafblind Families, and Accommodations and Modifications Resources to support educators.
The Essential Knowledge delves into one of the most challenging, sensitive, but essential topics of our time—mental health crises and self-harm (discretion maybe advised). This episode is dedicated to shining a light on the darkness and providing hope, understanding, and essential resources for those in need with a special guest, Dr. Melisa Marsh, as she shares her book, insights, and resources for parents, educators, and the community.
- Learn insights from Dr. Melisa Marsh,
- Practical advice and tips for families and educators.
- Gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding mental health and self-harm.
- Discover resources and tools from her book: prevention. intervention and postvention.
Knowledge. Compassion. Action. This episode is more than just a discussion; it's a call to action for all of us to be better informed and more empathetic towards those struggling with mental health issues.
Don't miss out on this vital conversation. Tune in to the Edufaith Essentials Podcast on all streaming platforms or the Edufaith Essentials Youtube page, and let's work together to bring hope and healing to our communities.
All links to stories, news and resources for the episode are available on the Edufaith Essentials Youtube page: https://bit.ly/3EgpH9b.
Subscribe at www.edufaithconsulting.com
Join Dr. Nakia for a critical episode of the Edufaith Essentials Podcast:
The Edufaith Inspirational Story recognizes the 12 inspiring students awarded the 2024 Council for Exceptional Children The Yes I Can Awards Winners.
Essential News shares the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) May newsletter that highlights Mental Health Month. The newsletter provides: Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports, an Accommodations Toolkit, Resources for Deafblind Families, and Accommodations and Modifications Resources to support educators.
The Essential Knowledge delves into one of the most challenging, sensitive, but essential topics of our time—mental health crises and self-harm (discretion maybe advised). This episode is dedicated to shining a light on the darkness and providing hope, understanding, and essential resources for those in need with a special guest, Dr. Melisa Marsh, as she shares her book, insights, and resources for parents, educators, and the community.
- Learn insights from Dr. Melisa Marsh,
- Practical advice and tips for families and educators.
- Gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding mental health and self-harm.
- Discover resources and tools from her book: prevention. intervention and postvention.
Knowledge. Compassion. Action. This episode is more than just a discussion; it's a call to action for all of us to be better informed and more empathetic towards those struggling with mental health issues.
Don't miss out on this vital conversation. Tune in to the Edufaith Essentials Podcast on all streaming platforms or the Edufaith Essentials Youtube page, and let's work together to bring hope and healing to our communities.
All links to stories, news and resources for the episode are available on the Edufaith Essentials Youtube page: https://bit.ly/3EgpH9b.
Subscribe at www.edufaithconsulting.com