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Advocating for Your Child’s Needs in School – Supervision Perspective
If your child has an eating disorder, or is in recovery, it is very important to “advocate” for his/her needs and find support for them within school. This is the second blog post of four, detailing Walden Behavioral Care’s school psychologist, Tarah Doyle, perspective on getting the help your child needs within the supervision aspects of the transition. One of the most important things you do is to set-up supervision for your child and constantly communicate with the resources at school to understand how your son/daughter is doing.
Advocating for Your Child’s Needs in School – Medical Perspective
If your child has an eating disorder, or is in recovery, it is very important to “advocate” for his/her needs and find support for them within school. This is the first blog post of four, detailing Walden Behavioral Care’s school psychologist, Tarah Doyle, perspective on getting the help your child needs within the medical aspects of the transition. It is important to recognize the importance of continuously monitoring your child throughout the day, utilizing whatever medical professionals are in the school to keep track of your son/daughter’s needs.
National Bullying Awareness Month – Things to Know
October is National Bullying Prevention Month according to the PACER National Center for Bullying Prevention. This campaign, started in 2006, brings awareness to schools and children across the country about the signs, behaviors and dangerous effects of bullying. It also emphasis the view point that peer bullying is destructive and demoralizing and should not be simply brushed off as a right-of-passage for kids, adolescents, teens and young adults.