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GVPTF Mental Health Briefing

House Democratic Gun Violence Prevention Task Force Briefing on Mental Health

On Tuesday, January 22, 2013, the House Democratic Gun Violence Prevention Task Force hosted a briefing to discuss issues of funding, research, prevention, and intervention regarding mental health and mental health services. CHHCS Director Dr. Olga Acosta Price was among the panelists, and focused on the benefit of school-connected prevention and intervention programs.

Event Brief & Panel Presentations Summaries

Press Release: Rep. Grace F. Napolitano Co-Hosts Gun Violence Prevention Task Force Mental Health Briefing

Testimony by Dr. Olga Acosta Price

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GVPTF Mental Health Briefing

  • Background
  • Impact of School-Connected Behavioral and Emotional Health Interventions on Student Academic Performance
  • CASEL
  • Annotated Bibliography (Original)
  • Developing a Business Plan for Sustaining School Mental Health Services
  • Financial Issues
  • Bibliography
  • Mental Health Resources
  • Immigrant and Unaccompanied Minors: Resources for Schools and Communities
  • Federal Education Funding Guide for SEL Programs
  • Trauma and Grief Resources
  • Autism Spectrum Disorders & Transitions
  • Social-Emotional Learning
  • Eleven State Report
  • Hill Briefing May 2013
  • GVPTF Mental Health Briefing
  • Thought Leader Dialogue
  • State School-Based Mental Health Program
  • Continuous Quality Improvement for SBHCs

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CHHCSCenter for Health and Health Care in Schools@CHHCS·
16 Jan

"If 2020 has taught us anything, it's that we have to take care of each other."

An excellent read, and a strong reminder that just because other issues are in the headlines right now, the challenges and stresses on educators have NOT abated.

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15 Jan

For teachers looking for ways to appropriately teach about the insurrection at the US Capitol, check out this resource from PBS @NewsHourExtra:

https://t.co/iLiI3zreEW

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CHHCSCenter for Health and Health Care in Schools@CHHCS·
14 Jan

As many parents are still worried about talking to kids about the events of last week, "pausing to work through your own feelings [first] is an important step."

Find more insight from the article by @ChildMindInst: https://t.co/cynolHaZHT

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Melissa_BitalvoMelissa Tebbs Bitalvo, LCSW@Melissa_Bitalvo·
13 Jan

Let’s start teaching kids early how to identify misinformation. Check this out for some ways. Clinicians, what has helped you in this endeavor? #schoolmentalhealth #schoolsocialwork https://t.co/rEkyooWS4T

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12 Jan

"If 2020 has taught us anything, it's that we have to take care of each other."

An excellent read, and a strong reminder that the challenges and stresses on educators have NOT abated.

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Statement on Racism and the Need to Strengthen School-Family-Community Partnerships

Our Center condemns racism in all its forms. Too many people struggle with unrelenting trauma caused by racism, discrimination, and violence directed at individuals of color. Our grief and anxiety about these injustices are exacerbated by the detrimental and disproportionate impact the pandemic has had on the nation's school children through its disruption of learning and the undermining of health and well-being.

The Center for Health and Health Care in Schools stands firmly with those similarly committed to comabtting institutional and systemic racism, and who tirelessly champion a society where every child has an equal opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
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