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Social and Emotional Learning

Addressing Behavioral Health in Your School

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Aiming to empower school communities with the necessary information and skills to address students’ social, emotional, and behavioral needs, the Clough Foundation's Training and Access Project (TAP), a part of the Boston Children’s Hospital Neighborhood Partnerships (BCHNP) provides self-paced online courses for educators everywhere - free of charge.

All trainings feature interviews with educators and clinicians who share insights and strategies that work in the classroom. Participants will have access to resources and team discussion topics to continue the learning beyond the online training, as well as a certificate of completion.

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Young Women Brainstorming

Understanding Trauma

and the Impact on Learning

The first in a 3-part series focused on trauma and its effects on the brain, learning, and behavior.

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Children Reading the Holy Bible

An Overview of Social Emotional Development

What We Can Expect in the Classroom

A foundational understanding of social-emotional development and strategies for educators to enhance students' skills in their classroom or school.

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Teacher and Student

An Introduction to Behavioral Health in Schools

Supports for Students

Key concepts on behavioral health, strategies to support students in the classroom, and tools to support students and caregivers in accessing services. 

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Managing Behavior Health Crises in Schools

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Steps for creating a comprehensive plan that includes training, prevention strategies, supports in the moment, supports for students after a crisis, and follow-up to help schools manage crises more effectively.

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Please visit us online or contact us at BCHNP@childrens.harvard.edu to learn more about these and future training. We encourage you to share this resource with colleagues.

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