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Supporting student and educator mental health

Download our new mental health guide for expert advice on supporting student and educator mental health this upcoming year.

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Live Panel Discussion

Prioritizing Student Mental Health

Tuesday, May 16 at 11 AM PT/ 2 PM ET

Join our panel of mental health experts and educators for a discussion on the importance of prioritizing student mental health. Our panel will share their insights on effective techniques to help prevent threats, self-harm, and violence in schools.

The first 15 to register will receive a GoGuardian wellness box.

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Can’t attend the live session? Sign up for the webinar and we’ll send you a recording afterward, so you can watch on your time.

Panelists

Hosted by: Tracey Clements
K-12 Student Safety Subject Matter Expert
M.Ed., LPC, PSC

Panel Discussion

Prioritizing Student Mental Health

Get key takeaways from this webinar discussion featuring mental health experts and educators about prioritizing student mental health and their insights on effective techniques to help prevent threats, self-harm, and violence in schools.

Download our free student mental health white paper

Explore effective prevention and intervention strategies for youth suicide and school shootings in this expert-written paper, which provides an in-depth analysis of relevant data and highlights the impact schools can have on students' lives.

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the 'Student Mental Health White Paper' PDF
title page of the 'A Comprehensive Approach to Student Mental Health and Violence Prevention in Schools' PDF

Panelists

Hosted by: Tracey Clements
K-12 Student Safety Subject Matter Expert
M.Ed., LPC, PSC

Wellness helps students and staff function to their fullest potential

Better problem-solving

Wellbeing increases students’ ability to deal with academic setbacks and challenges

Increased attendance

Chronic absenteeism is related to physical health, mental health, safety issues and social factors

Improved staff retention

Teacher burnout and staff retention is improved when there is a culture of wellness

Stimulates learning

Positive mental health allows children to think clearly, develop socially and learn new skills

Promotes productivity

Happy people are 13% more productive

Reduced staff absenteeism

Staff miss less days when they are able to prioritize their own emotional, physical, and financial health

Mental health resources

Get insight from current and former educators, subject matter experts, and more.