Selma High School (SHS) and the Fixing Your Crown Partnership will be launched, a new teenage mental health initiative on Tuesday 11 February from 12:30 to 2:30 pm
A press statement from SS cited at the National Statistics Center Data Center (NCES), saying that although girls in middle and secondary schools show less physical aggressive behavior than boys who tend to engage in the “Apartion” aggression, such as spreading rumors and excluding others from social meetings groups groups .
The press statement said: “Reforming your crown” aims to enhance the emotional luxury of girls.
“We understand that teenagers and adolescents are facing a great social, emotional and academic pressures today,” said Dr. Rose Irbie Wilkins, founder and head of the City Bedouk Wells Center.
“This cooperative initiative with the young Selma Secondary School provides the space and resources they need to develop a positive mentality, move in difficult emotions, and develop a healthy feeling in particular. By focusing on emotional wellness and flexibility, we put the basis for future leaders who will face the confidence of any challenges.”
The program seeks to help teenage girls through interactive workshops, counseling sessions, well -being training, peer support networks, and digital resources.
The most prominent press statement these features:
- Social and emotional learning workshops: Evidence -based seminars focus on mind, emotional intelligence, health relationships and stress management.
- Individual counseling and group: Professional guidance in a safe and supportive environment to help the participants explore feelings and develop health confrontation strategies.
- Wellness training programs: a supportive community of professionals and peers enhances communication, open communication and joint experiences.
- Resources and digital tools: access to online platforms, the mobile phone application for daily stress management, and well -being tools for continuous support outside the school environment.
- Reports for school leaders- monthly data standards and influence data that highlight data.
“Our scientists face many challenges that can affect their daily mentality and their participation with their peers and adults. Support each other,” said Dr. Alyssa Samili, mental health coordinator in the city of Silma.
To learn more about the initiative contact:
Dr. Rose Erby Wilkins – Drose@cityblocks.Solferences | 470-836-5406
Dr. Alyssa Samili – Asmiley@selmacityschools.org
Dr. Rose Erby Wilkins, PhD, President of Al -Afia City, Company
Drose@cityblocks.Solptions | 470-836-5406