Our team of dedicated professionals is devoted to sharing mental health education, and we would be delighted to work with you! Please don’t hesitate to contact us to schedule a presentation or discuss your needs further. We kindly request that you schedule presentations at least two weeks in advance, as it allows us to adequately prepare our presentations, gather resources, and rehearse material, while avoiding scheduling conflicts or miscommunications.
Talking Mental Health:
This 2-part lesson teaches students about mental health, common mental illnesses, brain development, and how stress impacts their mental health. Students will also identify what prevents someone from reaching out for help regarding their mental health and how to have the difficult, yet important conversation with someone who may be struggling with their mental health.
Mental Health Toolbox:
This is an interactive lesson around wellness, mindfulness, burnout, and self-care. Activities include tools to help students when feeling overwhelmed.
Suicide Awareness & Prevention:
The topic of suicide can be a heavy subject, but an important one that can save a life. Students will identify risk factors and warning signs that lead to suicide, learn personal coping skills, and how to start that conversation to help someone who may be struggling with their mental health.
Bullying & it’s Impact on Mental Health:
Bullying can happen anywhere— school, home, work, and/or community. In fact, 1 in 5 students experience bullying. Bullying & It’s Impact on Mental Health presentation covers the different types of bullying, how it can affect mental health, and how to speak up against it.
Social Media & it’s Impact on Mental Health:
Technology is advancing and improving every day. According to the Surgeon General, we are in a Teen Mental Health Crisis that is linked to the time usage of social media. Social media can influence teen mental health both positively and negatively. In our Social Media & it’s Impact on Mental Health presentation, we teach students, teachers, and parents about the positive and negative effects of social media, how it impacts sleep, learning, and the brain. Learn the importance of having healthy coping skills and boundaries with managing your time spent on social media platforms and gaming.
Community Forum:
BTSNM understands how stressful life can be and sometimes adults need help navigating through life which lead to the creation of parent & community forums. These forums are customized to meet the needs of the community and include parts of the presentations we host for the youth.
Professional Development for School Administration, Teachers, and Organizations Working with Children
Professional Development presentations are also available to school faculty, anyone working with youth, and many other professional industries. Learn about mental illnesses, warning signs, & other factors impacting mental health. We provide the tools & resources to address mental health struggles compassionately & effectively. The length and content can be adapted to meet the specific needs of the school, business/organization.
