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Well Beings Educator Toolkit
Welcome to the Well Beings Educator Toolkit! This is a comprehensive, curated collection of resources for use by educators, administrators, school support staff, counselors, social workers, and first responders who work directly with, and for, young people.
The Well Beings Educator Toolkit includes resources from WETA National Programming, including Ken Burns Presents Hiding in Plain Sight: Youth Mental Illness, and various partner organizations who are experts in their field and have significant experience producing materials to support students.
We believe that a school is a community and it is important that every level of that community works together to support students. That is why we work with our partners to adapt existing materials to produce a curated toolkit with lesson plans, professional development, workbooks, discussion guides, arts and performance assets for classrooms, access to helplines and support, and resources to support caregivers’ own needs – each tailored to serve the broader education community.
The materials in the resources section below are available in several formats from our partner websites including downloadable PDFs, printable posters, art files, infographics, videos, PowerPoint decks and much more.
The Toolkit is designed to grow as new materials and resources become available and will be updated regularly.
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Hiding in Plain Sight: Youth Mental Illness is now streaming on PBS Passport.
Toolkit Resources
Total Results: 54

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Let’s Talk About Sex (Ed)!

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How to Make Your Classroom More LGBTQ-Friendly

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Official EduGuide for imi
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Something Terrible Happened to Joey
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Mental Health America | BIPOC and LGBTQ+ Mental Health Infographic
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Harmonizing Hearts and Minds

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Writing Our Own Dictionary EduGuide

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Writing Our Own Dictionary: Let’s Define Bisexuality and Pansexuality

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Writing Our Own Dictionary: How Do You Present to the World?

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Writing Our Own Dictionary: Non-Binary People Describe their Gender Journeys!

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Mental Health America | Centro de Recursos de Salud Mental en Español

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Mental Health America | Mental Health Webinars

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Mental Health America | Mental Health Month Toolkit

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Mental Health America | Back-To-School Toolkit

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Mental Health America | Social Media Cheat Sheet

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Mental Health America | Take a Mental Health Test

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Well Beings x Forbes.com | How To Talk To Your Loved Ones About Suicide

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Notice. Talk. Act.® at School for Parents & Guardians
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

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Eating Disorders and Body Image

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Anorexia

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Binge Eating Disorder

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Notice. Talk. Act.® at School for Educators

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Can You Spot a Bro Who’s Feeling Low?

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Have a Convo, Save a Bro

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Movember Conversations

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Writing Our Own Dictionary: What Being Trans Means

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Back in School Toolkit

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Resilience in School Environments (RISE) Index and Action Center

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Feelings ID Card

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BRAVE: A Flexible Mental Health Curriculum for American Indian and Alaska Native Youth

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Resources to Support American Indian and Alaska Native Youth

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Text “Mind4Health” to 65664 – A Tool for Inclusive & Holistic American Indian and Alaska Native Youth

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In crisis? Call or Text 988

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