Your Child’s Teacher Can Be A Powerful Advocate In The Classroom
by Liza Long Treatment and support: Working with schools

Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), anxiety, autism, or another learning disability need support in all aspects of their lives, especially in the classroom. As a parent, you are the most important advocate for your child, but you’re not alone. Your child’s teachers and school administrators can provide valuable, much-needed support.

Mental Health Support for Your Child at School – Who’s On the Team?
by Venée M. Hummel, LCSW Treatment and support: Working with schools

When children are struggling with mental health issues, their performance at school is often one of the first indicators. Your child’s teachers are in the unique position…

Could a 504 Plan Help Your Child Do Better in School?
by One in Five Minds Treatment and support: Working with schools

Many parents are familiar with Individual Education Plans (IEPs), which are an important part of the school day for…

finding the help you need in your child’s school
by Mike Hannan Treatment and support: Working with schools

For any child with mental health needs, school can be a challenging and frustrating place. And schools can't help if they don’t understand the extent of your child’s…

tapping into school counseling to support your child’s mental health
by Michele Brown Treatment and support: Working with schools

Without a doubt, schools and their staff play a huge role in children’s lives. Often the adults in a child’s school life spend more time each day with our…

5 strategies for standardized testing survival
by Mike Hannan Treatment and support: Working with schools

Standardized testing for many families is the toughest time of the school year. The pressure to perform ripples through classrooms across the country. In Texas, that…

your child’s school can be part of your mental health support system
by Rebecca Helterbrand Treatment and support: Working with schools

One out of five children will experience mental illness. That’s 80,000 kids in Bexar County alone. The need for support for these children, their parents and their…

Helping children with mental illness in the school system
by One in Five Minds Treatment and support: Working with schools

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Your Child’s Teacher Can Be A Powerful Advocate In The Classroom by Liza Long Treatment and support: Working with schools

Mental Health Support for Your Child at School – Who’s On the Team? by Venée M. Hummel, LCSW Treatment and support: Working with schools

Could a 504 Plan Help Your Child Do Better in School? by One in Five Minds Treatment and support: Working with schools

finding the help you need in your child’s school by Mike Hannan Treatment and support: Working with schools

tapping into school counseling to support your child’s mental health by Michele Brown Treatment and support: Working with schools

5 strategies for standardized testing survival by Mike Hannan Treatment and support: Working with schools

your child’s school can be part of your mental health support system by Rebecca Helterbrand Treatment and support: Working with schools

Helping children with mental illness in the school system by One in Five Minds Treatment and support: Working with schools