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3 ways the Therapeutic Teaching Model helps kids with severe emotional and behavioral disorders heal
Four years ago, Dr. Benita Amedee and I helped develop an intensive mental health program called the Therapeutic Teaching Model for young children who were referred to federal setting IV special… Read more »
Elevating Youth Voice through the Minnesota Student Survey
The Minnesota Student Survey provides an opportunity for young people to tell us what they are experiencing and feeling—at home, in school and in the community.
Angels and Ghosts in the Nursery: Trauma-Informed Child-Parent Therapy
Sarah sits across from me in my office, staring down at her hands. Her eyes fill with tears and she shakes her head.
I think my child might be suicidal. What should I do as a parent or guardian?
It can be scary to hear your child talk about suicide. You’re not alone – suicidal thoughts are common among children and adolescents in the United States. It’s important to take this seriously, even… Read more »
Why Hmong Families Need Hmong School-Based Mental Health Providers
Wilder school-based mental health services started about 30 years ago with Kofi, a program for students of African descent. This year, Hlub Zoo is celebrating 10 years providing school-based mental… Read more »
What Every Parent Needs to Know About Autism Benefits, Services, and Resources in Minnesota
Explore some key tools to learn more about autism and navigate the services and benefits available in the state.
Tips for Improving Kids’ Behavior While Distance Learning: What I Learned from the Experts
These tips about what works for teachers might be useful for parents and caregivers too.