- 4-module program for juniors & seniors in high school as they prepare to transition to post-secondary education and/or employment
- Students will learn how to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental illness, when to get professional help, how to design a fulfilling life as they move into independence, and how to use strategies for healthy coping & self-care
- Available as:
- A live training with MHC trainers delivering the 4 modules to students directly (2 hours or 4 hours)
- A train-the-trainer model whereby schools are given all resources needed to implement the training themselves in perpetuity (6 hours)*
- Delivered by experienced clinicians & educators, offered virtually or in-person
- Evidence-based
*At least one mental health professional must participate for your organization to be eligible for the Train-the-Trainer model
Our programs are backed by Mental Health America, The JED Foundation, National Academy of Health and Physical Literacy, and Massachusetts Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance
This program helped me better understand mental illnesses and how they can and have impacted me and my friends. I thought the environment was inclusive, and I really enjoyed learning techniques to mitigate my stress.
High School Senior
Our Mental Health Literacy programs are evidenced-based and have impacted over 10,000 across the entire U.S.
Our programs are adapted from MentalHealthLiteracy.org, the worldwide leading expert in MHL. Our preventative, proactive model helps us build resilient communities through mental health education & awareness
What is Mental Health Literacy?
Explore the 4 components of Mental Health Literacy
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