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Youth Mental Health First Aid - free training
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NAMI is offering some great trainings! This is an opportunity for you to learn how to best support the youth in your life. This training is ...
Second Step - Social Emotional Learning - Resources for Families
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We encourage you to explore Second Step's Information for Families resource website At Mitchell School we are using both the Elementar...
Classroom lessons - The Cromwell Center for Disabilities Awareness
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School counselors at Mitchell School will be facilitating the Respecting ABILITIES classroom lessons from The Cromwell Center for Disabili...
Youth Mental Health First Aid Training
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9.30.2021 Southern York County Youth Mental Health First Aid Training $0.00 To register click here NAMI Maine is excited to offer this Virtu...
Re-thinking Normal - Back to School tips for 2021
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ChallengeSuccess - Re-thinking Normal - Back to School Tips for 2021 From Denise Pope, Co-founder of Challenge Success and a Senior Lecturer...
Flusterclux podcast with Lynn Lyons - This Makes Anxiety Worse: What Not to Do to Help Your Kids
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This episode is particularly helpful for Mitchell School families. Take a listen! Flusterclux with Lynn Lyons Lynn says, “I believe anxi...
Mind In The Making online class starting at Families First - free, sign up now
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Families First is offering a new 8 week series on parenting. The summary is below. Click here to learn more about various parent, family, a...
Reducing Racial Bias in Children
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Did you know that by age 2-4, children can internalize racial bias? Each of us has a responsibility to learn about our own role in being ant...
Parent Check In - Choose To Be Healthy
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Here is a great opportunity! Click here for the link to register for the virtual Choose To Be Healthy Parent Check In on February 10, 4:30...
Helping Children Cope With Frightening News
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Here is a collection of suggestions from trusted institutions to help you navigate the conversations with your child about recent events. Ch...
Why Self-Compassion and Emotion Regulation Are Key to Coping with COVID-19
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Marc A. Brackett is a research psychologist and the Founding Director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and Professor in the Ch...
Family Digital Wellness Guide
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The Center on Media and Child Health (CMCH) at Boston Children's Hospital has published an updated Family Digital Wellness Guide with ...
Joint Statement of Commitment and Support for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Maine Schools - Maine DOE Priority Notice
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Please read this powerful statement of Commitment and Support. Mitchell School educators continue to do this important work and seek dialogu...
Parenting Cue Cards
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Parenting Cue Cards Do you ever struggle with what to do in tough parenting situations? GreatSchools worked with the Yale Center for Emoti...
Parenting under stress
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I will take this opportunity to share another great parenting resource with our school community. Tina Payne Bryson is a psychotherapist and...
Circle of Control
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Here is a helpful tool to put our life experiences in perspective. Kids, in particular, don't have a lot of control over their lives. Th...
What do your kids think matters to you? "Watch Your Words" by Angela Duckworth
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Angela Duckworth's latest blog post is worth sharing. You can read more at Character Lab , offering actionable advice for parents and te...
Family-to-Family educational program hosted by NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness
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NAMI Family-to-Family programs are starting up. While they are now virtual, they are still incredibly helpful. Family-to-Family NAMI Family...
Supporting remote learning at home
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Tips from the Spark Lab at Stanford Graduate School of Education
Welcome back! Getting ready for the 2020-2021 school year
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The Mitchell Sandpipers We would like to welcome back students and families to what will surely be an exciting, new and different ...
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