(Newswise) — ANN ARBOR, Mich. – When parents think about school safety, most are just as concerned about students’ mental health and sense of belonging as they are about locks, cameras and drills, suggests a national poll. Nearly 60% of parents of elementary and middle schoolers say teacher training to identify and support students with […]

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Ever since I was a little boy whose native country (the Netherlands) was liberated from the Nazis by American and Canadian troops after years of bombing, mass incarcerations, concentration camps, starvation, and general brutality, I have seen the USA as a beacon of hope and sanity in what often appears to be an insane world. […]

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The open conversations around mental health in society today represent huge progress in comparison to even ten or twenty years ago. I am especially in awe of the academics who present their struggl…

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