Workshop Description

Although the pandemic may be receding, another wave is now washing over us: skyrocketing mental health concerns. But what is typical childhood behavior? When should I be concerned? And if a student does begin to experience a mental health issue, what can I do? In this interactive workshop, participants learn about signs and symptoms of mental health concerns in youth and 3 strategies for helping students who may be developing mental health issues.

Objectives

After attending this workshop, participants will be able to:

• Distinguish between typical childhood behavior and symptoms of a possible mental health concern
• Identify signs and symptoms of mental health concerns in youth
• Discuss strategies to seek help for a student who may need mental health support
• Express confidence in their understanding of student mental health

Audience

Professionals working with children, including child-care workers, teachers, aides, counselors, social workers, and other school personnel.

Continuing Education

Texas educators can earn 1 hour of CPE credit and Texas LPC’s and Social Workers can earn 1 hour of CEU’s by participating in this workshop. Please indicate during registration that you are interested in continuing education or contact us. Thank you!