Starting now, Dr. Wendy Craig (@profwendycraig) is introducing Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt (@vaillancourt_dr ) for our free webinar The Impact of COVID on Youth Mental Health. For those unable to attend, we will be posting some important points in this thread:
Today at 1pm! There's still time to register for this free webinar with Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt @vaillancourt_dr.
We'll discuss the impact of COVID on youth mental health and provide recommendations on how to improve youth mental health in Canada. Join us: https://queensu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1VQiYZxUQQCucAhSrRwXAA
To help promote healthy development and reduce the damaging effects of #Bullying we need to create school environments that are accepting and inclusive. We have approaches and resources to help educators better understand & address identity-based bullying: http://www.prevnet.ca/blog/general/identity-based-bullying-and-fostering-safer-school-climates
Join us on November 29 for this free webinar with Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt @vaillancourt_dr.
We will discuss changes to youth mental health during the pandemic and provide recommendations on how to improve youth mental health in Canada: http://queensu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1VQiYZxUQQCucAhSrRwXAA
November is National #DomesticViolence Awareness Month. As involvement in youth dating violence is a key risk factor for domestic violence in adulthood, addressing youth dating violence is important to preventing domestic violence 1/
The pandemic has created an environment where Asian youth may be more likely to be targeted by racial #Bullying. In this webinar and blog, PhD candidate Samuel Kim examines racial bullying & how we can provide youth with strategies to stand up to bullying http://www.prevnet.ca/blog/general/racial-bullying-and-covid-19
More tips in our podcast episode with bullying expert Dr. Wendy Craig @PREVNet @QueensPsyc #bullying #BullyingAwarenessWeek #parenting #childrensmentalhealth https://buff.ly/3x7HA5D
30% of Gr. 8 girls & 27% of Gr. 8 boys reported being victimized by #Bullying at school. Bullying intervention & prevention programs can prevent future abuse and support healthy development.
We have resources for creating safe and accepting classrooms: http://prevnet.ca/blog/general/identity-based-bullying-and-fostering-safer-school-climates
