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Cyberbullying and Suicide Among Youth

Cyberbullying and Suicide Among Youth

For Parents, For Teachers & Principals

Over 90% of teens in the US believe cyber harassment is a problem. The excellent resource Cyberbullying and Suicide among Youth – Guide is written by Andrew McKenna, Deputy Director of NCADD (National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Inc.) Headings from the...
Cyberbullying and Suicide Among Youth

Bullying – a culture of victimhood?

For Parents, For Teachers & Principals

Although bullying is common, between one in four and one in three teenagers will be bullied at some point by some estimates. It is rarely devastating. The roots of adolescent suicide are complex but if there’s one common denominator, it isn’t bullying – it’s mental...

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  • Emotion has a big impact on learning
  • The Art and Science of Aging Well
  • Cellphone bans in schools seems to be working, so far!
  • Cyberbullying and Suicide Among Youth

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School Health Coordinator testimonial

"The Model speaks to young people about taking responsibility for their own health and well-being. The Wheel metaphor is practical and easily understood by any age and could be adapted to a wide range of learning styles. The student-friendly ideas can easily be integrated into curriculum and extra-curricular health promoting lessons and activities. It builds on all of the principles of health promotion."

Teacher testimonial

"Finally we have a framework into which all our work fits like a glove! The Wellness Resource has provided both philosophical and practical threads that logically and creatively tie together the many varied themes we develop in our program."

Counselor testimonial

"As a First Nations Counselor I have adopted the Wellness Wheel Model to address the diverse needs of my students. It encompasses all aspects of life and is not specific to any one culture or society. I not only encourage the students to use the Model, I use it in my own life as well."

Recent Blog Posts

  • Using Families for Life Resources
  • Emotion has a big impact on learning
  • The Art and Science of Aging Well
  • Cellphone bans in schools seems to be working, so far!
  • Cyberbullying and Suicide Among Youth
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