Friday, July 27, 2018
Mental Health In Schools For Troubled Kids,
National Public Radio (NPR)
highlighted one Maryland elementary school that offers kids a 12 week training
in how to manage emotions, handle stress and improve interpersonal
relationships. Created by psychologist Mary Alvord, Resilience Builder Program
is designed to help students who are struggling with trauma or cognitive
disorders by using group therapy. Resilience Builder Program teaches young
students techniques for handling tough emotions, like visualizing a remote
control for thoughts so they can switch from negative to happier feelings.
Overall, research provides preliminary support for the effectiveness of the
Resilience Builder Program® with children with ADHD and anxiety disorder for
improving social, emotional, and behavioral functioning according to multiple
informants and in multiple environments. To listen to the NPR story, Click
Here . . .
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