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springing back; rebounding.
recovering readily from illness, depression, adversity, or the like; buoyant |
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| a realistic respect for or favorable impression of oneself; self-respect |
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Basic Needs
Needs for love and belonging
Self-esteem
Self-actualization |
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Prevalence of Mental Health Problems:
1 in ___ children have mental health problems |
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Prevalence of Mental Health Problems:
1 in ____ may have a serious _______ disturbance |
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Prevalence of Mental Health Problems:
_____ of all young people w/ mental health problems ________ getting the _____ they need |
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Prevalence of Mental Health Problems:
Half of all lifetime cases of mental illness begin by age _____ and 3/4 begin by age _____ |
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| Mental Disorders affecting children/adolescents |
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- ADHD
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Bipolar Disorder
- Boderline personality disorder
- Depression
- Eating Disorder
- Childhood-onset schizophrenia
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True or False:
More kids miss school for mental health, than for illness |
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| This is considered the chronic disease of the young |
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| Length of time between onset of mental disorder and first treatment |
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| Suicide is the _____ leading cause of death for young ages ____ to ____ |
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| In a typical high school classroom ____ students are likely to have made a ______ ______ during the previous year |
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| Percentage of high school students who reported feeling so sad or hopeless almost everyday for 2 or more weeks in a row that they stopped doing some of their usual activities |
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| _______ are twice as likely to report having attempted suicide than ______ |
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| Actually commit suicide more often |
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| Percentage of youth who seriously considered suicide |
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| Problems children face that can affect their learning and behavior at school |
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- Stress & Anxiety
- Worries about being bullied
- problems with family or friends
- Disabilities
- Depression
- Thoughts of suicide or hurting others
- concerns about sexuality
- academic difficulties
- alcohol/drugs
- fear of violence/terrorism/war
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| Attempts to ____ ____ and __ ___ ____ ___ linked to _____ disorders also contribute to mental health status of adolescents |
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Lose weight
Unhealthly weight loss behaviors
eating |
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| Positive influences on mental and emotional health and academic achievement |
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- Parental involvment
- Early childhood & school age intervention program
- Teaching training, parent edu, social competency training in children
- Social bonding with school
- 2 year problem solving program in elem school
- Physical activity
- School breakfest programs
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| Three categories of protective factors |
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environmental
social
individual |
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- Community recognition of young peoples value
- positive adult-youth interaction
- high academic standards/low drop-out rate
- research-proven health curricula
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- family support
- parental monitoring
- attachment to prosocial peers
- connectedness to school
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- value for school
- sense of purpose
- critical thinking & problem solving skills
- emotional resilience
- ability to manage feelings
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| Self-esteem happens when students are: |
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- proud of their accomplishments
- act independently
- assume responsibility easily
- tolerate frustration
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| unwarranted high self esteem leads to |
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| violent, aggressive behavior when recieving criticism in the future |
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| 4 conditions of self-esteem |
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- sense of connectiveness
- sense of uniqueness
- sense of power
- sense of models
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| Teachers responsibility to students with emotional/mental health needs |
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| Make appropriate referrals to help children and their families access the mental health services they need |
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| Most powerful way teachers can help students overcome negative influences |
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| develop close and caring connections |
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| Strategies for teachers to establish connections with students |
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1. One to one time with students
using appropriate self-disclosure
2. having high expectations of students
3. belief in their capabilities
4. networking with parents, family members, and friends of students
5 building sense of community among students
6. using rituals and traditions |
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| 3 Rules for telling children about divorce |
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1. Tell together as a family
2. Have 45 seconds to keep their attention
3. Practice what you will say together |
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Substitute parents for children in a time of need.
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| food, water, shelter, sleep, safety |
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| Needs for love and belonging |
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| friends, group acceptance, love |
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| personal value of worth, success, achievement, self-respect |
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| ongoing process of achieving full potential |
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