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Many reasons a child may undergo a mental health crisis hospitalization. From dealing with grief after a loved one’s death to severe anxiety, students often need extra help to manage their mental health. Afterward, it can be challenging to return to everyday life. Teachers can help students adjust after they return to school. Patience and a consistent structure can go a long way toward assisting students in feeling normal again. In addition, by learning about what to expect, teachers can… Continue Reading

The Jason Foundation is dedicated to supporting youth suicide prevention. Through a range of education and suicide awareness programs, The Jason Foundation helps parents, educators, and young people identify signs of a problem. What is The Jason Foundation? The primary mission of The Jason Foundation is suicide awareness. Unfortunately, a silent epidemic of youth suicide is occurring, but suicide prevention is possible through suicide education and awareness. The Jason Foundation has a curriculum unit for students, educational seminars, and a… Continue Reading

Teacher burnout can occur for a variety of reasons. Due to school shootings and violence, many teachers are dealing with more stress than before. In addition, student anxiety and stress can make teachers experience anxiety and stress. If you or a loved one is experiencing the signs of teacher burnout, it is essential to take time for yourself. Prevention techniques and coping mechanisms can also help improve mental health among school staff members. When teachers aren’t getting the care and… Continue Reading

Between 32 and 50 percent of people will suffer from a mental health disorder at some point in their lifetime. Everyday stressors can end up triggering mental health problems in children and adults. If a mental health crisis occurs, there are a few things loved ones can do to help.   What is a Mental Health Crisis?  A mental health crisis is a situation where someone’s behavior poses a risk to themselves or someone else. This term may also refer to times when… Continue Reading

While going back to school can be an exciting time for kids and parents, it can also be highly stressful. Children are more likely to experience back-to-school stress if they already suffer from a mental health disorder. By helping your child manage their stress and fatigue, you can make their back-to-school transition as relaxing and positive as possible. What Causes Back-to-School Stress in Teens? Teens may struggle with stress from schoolwork, friends, or social anxiety. While bullies are an obvious… Continue Reading

Family therapy is a helpful part of the healing process, whether you or your loved one is dealing with trauma, an anxiety disorder, or another behavioral health issue. Family involvement helps people get the love and support they need. In addition, it allows families to learn about their loved one’s challenges and ways they can help. What are Family Therapy Sessions? A family is like the human body. When one body part is affected, the rest of the body is… Continue Reading

Thanks to modern technology, parents have to worry about a host of new problems. A phone or video game addiction can occur alongside other mental health issues, or it may be the only problem. Behavioral hospitals generally won’t treat just a video game or phone addiction. Instead, they generally treat underlying problems, like depression and anxiety, because these issues can lead to a video game or phone addiction. In either case, a video game or phone addiction can quickly take… Continue Reading

If you need help with psychiatric, emotional, or substance abuse problems, you may need to learn the difference between inpatient vs. outpatient mental health care. While some programs and therapies are the same, the intensity is different. Through the proper care, you can gain control of your life again. What’s the Difference Between Inpatient and Outpatient Mental Health Care? While each of these programs offers several exceptional benefits, the main difference between inpatient vs. outpatient mental health programs is their… Continue Reading

Finding time for self-care isn’t easy between work, school, and family responsibilities. But, while you might be short on time, you can’t afford to miss out on taking care of your well-being. Therefore, paying attention to your mental, physical, and spiritual needs during challenging times is imperative. What is Self-Care?  Self-care involves the behaviors you use each day to take care of yourself. Beyond just providing you with physical health, these behaviors help you maintain a healthy relationship with yourself…. Continue Reading

Each child deals with school trauma differently. While some children seem to do fine at first, they may eventually develop troubling behaviors or have strong emotional responses. Meanwhile, other children immediately react after a difficult experience. Child trauma can impact kids and their families in various ways, so parents must know which signs to look for. Once you notice signs of trauma, you can help your child get the help they need. Why Talk to Your Kids About Trauma  An… Continue Reading