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Speak Up for Kids Presentation Topics and Powerpoints NASP Choose from our evidence-based, easy-to-use PowerPoint presentations complete with talking points.
When Bad Things Happen: Helping Children Cope With Trauma –Helps parents and educators to recognize the signs of trauma in children and provides tips for helping children cope at each age level from childhood to adolescence. View more resources on Truama.
View more resources on ADHD.
View Powerpoint presentation. View more resources on Depression.
A Parent's and Educator's Guide to Bullying–Bullying is a common and widespread problem that can have implications on the mental wellness of the bully and the children being bullied. This presentation helps adults recognize bullying behaviors offers tips for prevention. (coming soon) View Powerpoint presentation. View more resources on Bullying.
When to Worry About a Child's Worries–Helps adults recognize when their child or students’ worries are actually signs of anxiety or mood disorders that can be treated. This presentation will provide an introduction to several types of anxiety disorders common in children and teens, as well as their signs and symptoms. (coming soon). View Powerpoint presentation. View more resources on Anxiety.
Managing Problem Behavior: Strategies for Parents and Teachers—What behavioral therapists can teach parents and teachers about the most effective ways to manage (and minimize) problematic behavior. View Powerpoint presentation. View more resources on Behavior.
Raising Healthy Children in the Digital Age—With children plugged in younger and younger, pointers for parents and teachers on how to manage children's screen and phone time, monitor social media participation, and protect them from cyber-bullies and other predators. (coming soon) View more resources on raising healthy children in the digital age.
1) All Speak Up for Kids events will be free of charge.
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