Health & Mental Health

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General
• Work2BeWell Mental Health Resource
       –  Recording of NASSP and Work2BeWell seminars

• Work2BeWell: is a digital wellness program focused on positively impacting the emotional well-being of teens and promoting mental health. Check out a ton of free resources! Questions? support@work2bewell.org       https://work2bewell.org/
• Check out the Work2BWell Podcasts, too! From conversations on social justice and mental health activism to navigating digital learning or supporting mental health during the holidays, we explore topics that build meaningful dialogue and student activation around mental health. Listen on Spotify or Apple Music.

• Documentary Trailer & Resources: Hiding in Plain Sight: Ken Burns presents this youth mental illness documentary film by Erik and Christopher Ewers. Work2BeWell is creating 24+ lessons to go with the film that will be released this fall. It’s free to watch on PBS with a school email or a few bucks on Amazon Prime.

• Wellness Center wish list (from #ICANHELP)
• National Institute of Mental Health – Brochures and Fact Sheets by Topic
• Immediate Help for Mental Illness
• Virtual Mental Health Resources (Google Docs Link)
• Teen Mental Health During Quarantine/
• Ride Sharing – Sexual Assault Guide
• How To Ask Your Parents Or Family For Help With Mental Health Or Substance Use
• Mental Health Resources

Home Safety
• Home Safety (written for “elderly homes” but applies to homes with children, too!!)

Suicide
• Youth Suicide Prevention School Program – MD Dept. of Education

Peer Pressure
• Peer Pressure

Bullying and Cyber-Bullying
• Cyber Bullying – Resource for Parents
• Family’s Guide to Cyber Bullying and How It Can Be Prevented
• 10 Ways Parents Can Prevent Cyber-Bullying