Framework/Best Practices

Un Kit de Herramientas para Agencias de Bienestar de Menores para Ayuda a Jovenes a Durante y Despues de un Desastres

Este Kit de Herramientas es para el personal de bienestar de menores, supervisores y administradores que trabajan con y en nombre de niños, jóvenes y familias que experimentan un desastre natural. La información
y los recursos incluidos en el Kit brindan orientación basada en la evidencia e informada sobre el trauma para promover resultados positivos para los niños y jóvenes que han atravesado por desastres naturales.

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Centers of Wellness – Example of Mental Health Teaming

Read about how the Sacramento County Office of Education connect with students, families and school staff by providing mental health supports on campus. They work with the school community to reduce barriers and stigma regarding mental health issues and to increase access to care for students and families. The purpose of a Coordination of Services Team (COST) is to provide students equitable access to education by coordinating school-wide efforts to ensure that the overall system of support works together effectively. COST area of focus takes a holistic approach and includes academic, behavioral, attendance, social-emotional, mental health, and overall wellness.

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Comprehensive Behavioral Health Model: Case Example

Read about The BHS department is comprised of over 100 school psychologists and over 50 graduate students, which support all BPS schools to provide student-level services (e.g. counseling & interventions) and systems-level services (e.g. climate team facilitation). Every child experiences a pro-social curriculum as part of their classroom and school experience. Teachers periodically review each of their students’ behavioral health strengths and needs. Students in need of additional support are provided appropriate services in a timely fashion. Teams of teachers and administrators review student behavioral health data and process on a regular basis. Community partners, families, and school personnel meet periodically and are in consistent communication about children who are receiving support.
This work is aligned with NASP Practice Model.

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