Mental Health in the Classroom: Educators as the “First Responders”

 

Your students spend the better part of each weekday in your classroom or office, and you play a critical role in their health and well-being—after all, a lot comes up during the day! As an independent school teacher, adviser, coach, dean, or nurse, you may have been the first to learn of a student’s worries, sadness, self-injury, or even suicidal thoughts. While you're ideally part of a multidisciplinary school team that includes professional counselors and administrators, you are one of the people who is generally “on the ground.”

Read the full article at the National Association of Independent Schools website

 
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