All items of category 'School Based Health'
In this webinar, campaign representatives and youth advisors provide an overview of the Office of the California Surgeon General's Live Beyond campaign. They share the campaigns's goals ad youth co-creation process, along with key resources for educators and other adults supporting youth impacted by ACEs and toxic stress. In additional, they share research insights and strategies to engage with youth and caregivers on these topics, along with other innovative tactics to support storytelling and healing from ACEs and toxic stress.
The California Department of Public Health, Office of School Health, the California Department of Education, and subject matter experts have developed this no-cost, online 50-minute training to provide information on how school staff, as trusted adults, can support the social, emotional, and physical well-being of students by creating learning environments where students feel safe, accepted, and valued. This training is aligned with the requirements of California Education Code Section 49428.2(c) and welcomes participants into a community of staff that can ...
The School-Based Health webinar series, developed in partnership with the California School-Based Health Alliance, explores the important role of school-based health and wellness centers in addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and toxic stress. This three-part series covers the impact of ACEs on youth well-being, practical approaches to ACE screening and clinical responses in youth-centered settings, and the Live Beyond campaign, which offers resources and raises awareness for young people navigating ACEs and toxic stress. Designed for health care providers, behavioral ...
This webinar offers an overview of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their impact on children and youth well-being and shares insights on implementing ACE screening and clinical response initiatives to address ACEs and toxic stress. It covers how school-based health centers (SBHC) are in a unique position to prevent, identify, and respond to ACEs and highlights opportunities to support the launch of ACE screening in SBHCs and enhance support for patients most affected by toxic stress.