When adults in schools build relationships with students, it can affect their health a decade later. 4 ways to actually do that #wholechild https://t.co/aCvPGX4Kf7
“We need to stop saying ‘what’s wrong with that kid’ and instead ‘what happened to that kid’”
- @joy4ok discussing school safety and the increasing need for more mental health support for students. 👏👏👏 #NPC19
We need to see more of these stories! This generation has a lot to offer and we have to recognize the greatness they are capable of! Compassion and acceptance @Maphillwellness@NBCNightlyNews
Warning: the audio is alarming. This can happen anywhere. The first step to prevention is the mental well being of our kids. Whether it is your own children or those you come in contact with for other reasons. Have a positive interaction. Let them know they are relevant.
For Audra Di Bacco, this is her favorite time of the year. This is when the Columbia High School social worker says she is smiling the most. https://t.co/nZFG5eT0C9
Don’t just stand on the sidelines and watch a mom struggle.
Open the door for her.
Ask her if she needs a hand.
Smile at her when her kids are being terrors.
Remind her that she’s doing a good job.
We all need to show a little more love to our fellow moms.