Mental Health Essentials for Educators | Mental Health Collaborative

3-hour or 5-hour training provided to all school personnel with whom students naturally engage
Educators and school personnel will learn how to identify when students need referrals for mental health, who to refer to within the school, how to manage mental health in the classroom, how to talk about mental health, and how to take care of their own mental health
Adapted from MentalHealthLiteracy.org’s Go-To Educator program
Delivered by experienced clinicians, offered virtually or in-person
Evidence-based (see data report below)

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

Testimonials

“A very informative training that will definitely help me become an integral part of my schools community.”
Anonymous Educator

“One of the most relevant and well-presented professional trainings in my 15 years of teaching. I’ve successfully applied this content in my work with students, my relationships with others, and with my own children”
High School Educator

“The Educator training was a great presentation of the basics of student mental health of which all school staff should be aware, and should be skilled in addressing. We feel that this information is essential for all of our school staff to have, and are eager to bring the entire community-wide approach (staff training, student curricula, parent information sessions) to our community.”
Wellness Director Mitch Finnegan

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

Understand how to obtain and maintain good mental health

Understand and identify mental illnesses and their treatments

Decrease stigma

Enhance help-seeking efficacy

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