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behavioral health, trauma, violence

November 20 — 12:03 pm

Uplift Center for Grieving Children’s 8-week curriculum

Week 1. Introductions: Definition of grief. Play ice-breaker game with grief questions incorporated. Week 2. Games: Play familiar games with

Paul Jablow

behavioral health, trauma, violence

November 19 — 9:35 am

‘Almost every kid has been exposed’ to trauma from violence, school staffer says

At Smedley Elementary School in Frankford, as in many Philadelphia schools in high-crime areas, faculty and administrators work to make

Paul Jablow

behavioral health, trauma, violence

November 19 — 9:34 am

Grief groups help students cope with all-too-common trauma and violence

He doesn’t know why it happened or who did it, but Semaj Brazzle remembers the exact date: June 12, 2018.

Paul Jablow

behavioral health, lindback foundation, mental health, music education, teacher feature

July 20 — 9:51 am

Teaching to the tempo of mental health

On Tuesday night, six Benjamin Rush High School students and recent graduates met at Drexel University to perform at the

Alyssa Biederman

behavioral health, trauma

May 24 — 3:53 pm

Psychologist says shame is not an effective way to educate

“For kids to benefit,” said Christopher Blodgett, a noted clinical psychologist, on Thursday, “adults will have to change.” In particular,

Paul Jablow

behavioral health, trauma

May 24 — 2:41 pm

Trauma conference to feature noted clinical psychologist and documentary filmmaker as keynote speakers

A noted clinical psychologist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania and a documentary filmmaker and author will be keynote

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behavioral health

April 10 — 11:03 am

Arts therapies have deep roots, but still resonate today

Creative arts therapies have roots that go back hundreds of years, but now are being used to deal with 21st-century

Lisa Kay- Temple

behavioral health

April 9 — 2:42 pm

Creative arts therapists tap into the ‘antidote to anxiety’

Her dance/movement therapy class at Mastery Charter School’s Shoemaker Campus had just started when Amy Hunter asked the seven high-schoolers

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behavioral health, teachers and trauma: a view from the front lines

March 21 — 6:48 pm

Taking in The Bad: Embracing My Mother’s Mistakes

Many different things influence us and contribute to the person we eventually become. But role models, because you have chosen

behavioral health, teachers and trauma: a view from the front lines

March 21 — 6:46 pm

It’s hard to relate to school shootings – at first

It may be strange to say, but, as a teacher, I feel totally disconnected from the seemingly weekly occurrence that

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