Published October 18, 2017 FoxNews.com October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and Burger King is joining forces with NoBully.org to bring awareness to the cause with a new video advertisement. The anti-bullying campaign, which the burger chain describes as “eye-opening” in a press release, “brings the issue even closer to home with an experience that…
DetailsImproving Access to Mental Health Care for Pediatric and Adolescent Patients Utilizing an Anonymous Texting Service Julie Kathman University of Southern Indiana A capstone project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Nursing Practice from the College of Nursing and Health Professions at the University of Southern Indiana Evansville,…
DetailsWritten Testimony of Barbara-Jane “BJ” Paris, Board of Directors, National Association of Secondary School Principals 20100624Barbara-JaneParisTestimony Chairwoman McCarthy, Ranking Member Platts, and members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to speak on the issue of cyberbullying and its effect on student achievement. My name is BJ Paris, and I am the principal of Canyon…
DetailsBy Ford Turner Requests for help in Berks County may now be made with the thumbs. Text messaging has become the newest mode of communication that troubled teenagers and others may use to contact county crisis interventionists, thanks to a $70,000 project involving Service Access Management Inc. and the county Office of Mental Health and Developmental…
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DetailsLiz Szabo and Greg Toppo USA TODAY Parents who want their kids to succeed have been known to play Mozart in the nursery and quiz their preschoolers with flash cards. A new study suggests these parents might want to go back to the basics by teaching children to share and take turns. Kindergartners with strong…
DetailsBy Emma Raizman, MD | 7/7/15 7:00 a.m. Cyberbullying, like any bullying, often involves mean behavior: threats, harassment and negative comments that can demean or embarrass a child or teen. It happens online in texts, emails, video game chats and social media like Facebook and Twitter. Kids do fight with each other sometimes, but it’s considered…
DetailsWe’re nearly one-fifth of the way through the 21st century, and mental illness researchers are finding good old-fashioned texting may help patients get through their recovery better than new-fangled smartphone apps. Doctors are working smarter, not harder, when they can incorporate effective treatment methods into a patient’s existing lifestyle. In this regard, texting is one the…
DetailsRecent deaths inspire officials to focus on helping students BY RICHARD THOMPSON rthompson@theadvocate.com After the deaths this semester of five students, including three who apparently committed suicide, officials at Tulane University are working to get the Uptown campus talking about mental health. They also are trying to remove social barriers that may keep some students…
DetailsFunds will make Newtown and CT schools safe under Obama’s “Now is the Time” plan to reduce gun violence and increase mental-health services. From the Office of Gov. Dannel Malloy: GOV. MALLOY: STATE WINS GRANT TO MAKE SCHOOLS SAFER, HEALTHIER PLACES TO LEARN Additional Funds Awarded for School Emergency Operations Plans …
DetailsFrom staff reports UW-Eau Claire psychology professor Jennifer Muehlenkamp recently received a three-year $304,029 Campus Suicide Prevention grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to help educate the campus community on how to recognize the signs of suicide, depression and anxiety in students. Muehlenkamp specializes in understanding and preventing suicidal and non-suicidal…
DetailsThe Associated PressDecember 2, 2014 DETROIT — A Detroit health clinic for American Indian families has received a $736,000 federal grant to support youth suicide prevention. American Indian Health and Family Services of southeast Michigan announced Monday it received the fiveyear grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The funding will…
DetailsA federal grant of $200,000 a year for five years has been granted to Oakland County Community Mental Health Authority to support suicide prevention efforts throughout the county. The funds are part of a grant totaling nearly $4 million to the Michigan Department of Community Health from the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services…
DetailsOn April 15, 2014 a man jumped to his death from the O’Callaghan-Tillman Memorial Bridge – a massive, new concrete arch that soars over the Hoover Dam. He was the eighth known person to do so since the bypass bridge opened in October 2010. Four of the suicides at the new bridge occurred in a single three-month period…
DetailsThe school shooting in Marysville and its aftermath offer a stark look into how distressed teens use social media to share problems they might previously have discussed with a school counselor. Increasingly, Facebook, Tumblr and similar websites are trying to meet young people where they live. By Claudia Rowe Seattle Times staff reporter Thank you…
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