<p>All educators — all school staff — need to see themselves as part of a formal or informal mental health network whose members routinely collaborate to support sound student mental health. But they need to be supported by mental health practitioners and parents tp provide the widest possible safety net for students. Martha Staeheli, Ph.D., explains.</p>

All educators — all school staff — need to see themselves as part of a formal or informal mental health network whose members routinely collaborate to support sound student mental health. But they need to be supported by mental health practitioners and parents tp provide the widest possible safety net for students. Martha Staeheli, Ph.D., explains.

Trauma in Schools #12: Collaborating to Address Student Mental Health

In this series, we explore how childhood trauma and its many consequences impact students' well-being, cognition, and academic learning. We'll hear educators, psychologists, and thought leaders describe current research and state-of-the-art approaches, including practical tips for schools on how to lessen or alleviate trauma's impact.

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Trauma in Schools #12: Collaborating to Address Student Mental Health

Trauma in Schools #12: Collaborating to Address Student Mental Health