These videos are, as advertised, aimed at helping kids manage emotions, and include videos and skill sheets. There are links here for parents, educators, and kids... the whole treatment team!

Parents: Link

Educators: Link

Kids: Link

5 Ways to Help Your Student Have A Great School Year

Find Silence - by Rosalind Wiseman

6 Bad Pieces of Advice Parents Give Kids

Saying “Calm Down” To Your Kids Doesn’t Actually Work

How To Handle Crisis Calls From Your College Kid

9 Tips on How to Be A Good College Parent

How Helicopter Parents Are Ruining College Students

8 Skills Everyone Should Have By Age 18

Electronic-Cigarette (E-Cigarette) Information

E-Cigarette Letter from the CDC

Teacher & Parent E-Cigarette Guidance

E-Cigarettes What's the Bottom Line?

E-Cigarette Appearance and Safety

4 Things Parents Need to know about JUUL and nicotine addiction

The Silent Tragedy Affecting Today's Children - Article

How to Help Teenage Girls Reframe Anxiety and Strengthen Resilience - Article

CSD Authorization to Release Information is used when a family has a clinician or physician with whom they would like CSD/DHS personnel to communicate. This form must be completed before we are able to communicate with your student's therapist or doctor. Once completed, please turn the form in (you can scan and send it electronically) to your student's counselor. FORM

10 Tips for Keeping Social Media Positive

Social Media and Adolescent Depression Resources

How Heavy Use of Social Media is Linked to Mental Illness

Teens, Social Media, and Technology

The Teenage Smartphone Problem is Worse Than You Think

Happiness may lie in 1 hour of screen time daily

This year, in the DHS Advisement Program we have purposely planned for opportunities for student to experience some down time. There is research to support students' need for such. Parents, please encourage students to think about how they can benefit from downtime, when the opportunity arises. You may want to read this article and talk to your students about the benefits of downtime.

http://www.scilearn.com/blog/benefits-of-downtime-why-learners-brains-need-a-break