K-12 Student Wellbeing webinars
Student wellbeing webinars examine mental health supports, chronic absenteeism, school culture, belonging, and the effect of screens and social media on young people. Sessions combine counselor and clinician expertise with school-level programs that have data behind them. Helpful for counselors, MTSS teams, and principals working on climate.
There are 106 upcoming Student Wellbeing webinars for K-12 educators as of October 18, 2026. 99 are free to everyone, and 29 offer a certificate or CE credit. The next one is "Supporting Our Students: Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul, Session 2: Behavioral Health and Regulation" from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth on October 19, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- Are student wellbeing webinars for teachers free?
- 99 of the 106 upcoming student wellbeing webinars are free to everyone. 1 more are free only for members or charge for the certificate. Each listing shows its exact price.
- Which student wellbeing webinars offer CE credit or a certificate?
- 29 upcoming student wellbeing webinars mention a certificate or CE credit, including "Sponsored Webinar: Getting It Done: How School Counselors Can Help Boost FAFSA Completion Rates", "Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)", "What We Do and How We Do It: Trauma-Informed SEL, Session 2: Emotional Regulation". Use the "Certificate / CE credit" filter on the calendar to see them all.
- Can I watch recordings of student wellbeing webinars?
- Yes. 5 past student wellbeing sessions have a recording linked on this page. Recording availability is set by each organizer.
- How long are student wellbeing webinars?
- Upcoming student wellbeing webinars last 137 minutes on average. The length of each session is shown on its listing.
106 upcoming sessions · 27 in the archive
Upcoming sessions
- Oct 199:30 AM EDT
Supporting Our Students: Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul, Session 2: Behavioral Health and Regulation
Second session of the series. This session examines the connection between student behavior and underlying needs, reframing behavior as a form of communication. Participants learn to identify triggers, understand the stress response and apply real-time regulation strategies, with practical tools for co-regulation, movement and de-escalation to support students' physical and emotional regulation.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Oct 1912:00 PM EDT
From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools (Part 2 of 5)
Part of the free five-part Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth series From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools, led by Alex Hirshberg, Psy.D. Participants learn to understand challenging behavior through the lens of emotion regulation, teach and promote emotion regulation skills in the classroom and counselor office, and create challenging yet manageable emotional exposures that give students planned opportunities to apply these skills.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Oct 197:00 PM EDT
Preventing and Intervening with Chronic Absenteeism, K–12
An 18-hour Ancora Publishing virtual course on preventing and intervening with chronic absenteeism across K–12: six Monday sessions, October 19 – December 7, 2026, with strategies for attendance teams, administrators, and student support staff.
Ancora Publishing · Free180 min → - Oct 198:30 PM EDT
Transforming Schools Webinar: Stress and the Window of Tolerance
Participants will learn about stress and stressors, understand factors that impact stress tolerance, and develop strategies for increasing resilience to stress for adults and children. Part of AASB's Transforming Schools webinar series.
Association of Alaska School Boards · Free60 min → - Oct 201:00 PM EDT
Sponsored Webinar: Getting It Done: How School Counselors Can Help Boost FAFSA Completion Rates
Did you know that in 2023, high school seniors left over $4 billion in Pell Grants unclaimed by not completing the FAFSA? Explore effective strategies to implement in your school counseling program: provide targeted support, organize outreach efforts and use best practices to ensure more students secure the financial aid they need for college. Presenters: Bill DeBaun (NCAN), Atua Emu (KIPP Atlanta Collegiate) and Sandra Gonzalez-Moore (Palo Duro High School, TX). ASCA webinars are free for ASCA members. Optional CEU/contact hour: $5 members, $10 nonmembers.
American School Counselor Association (ASCA) · FreeCertificate / CE60 min → - Oct 202:00 PM EDT
Building Military-Friendly Schools: Beyond Purple Star
Practical steps for supporting military-connected students and families beyond Purple Star designation, including transitions, enrolment and campus culture.
ESC Region 2 · Free120 min → - Oct 203:00 PM EDT
Building School Behavioral Health Systems in Rural California: Lessons from the California Behavioral Health Student Services Act (BHSSA) Evaluation
Join WestEd and county behavioral health and education systems leaders as they explore how the BHSSA is helping rural California communities strengthen their school behavioral health systems. Leaders from Del Norte, Humboldt, Mono, and Siskiyou will share how their counties are leveraging school behavioral health funding, local partnerships, and community assets to improve the behavioral health and well-being of their school communities. You will learn about how the rural context shapes school behavioral health services and supports, how local partnerships build on community strengths, and how BHSSA funding has supported locally responsive systems change.
WestEd · Free60 min → - Oct 219:00 AM EDT
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Oct 2110:00 AM EDT
Fall 2026 Virtual Foster Care Consortium: From Compliance to Impact
Virtual consortium for foster care liaisons moving from compliance-focused practice to measurable impact for students in foster care.
ESC Region 2 · Free180 min → - Oct 2112:00 PM EDT
What We Do and How We Do It: Trauma-Informed SEL, Session 2: Emotional Regulation
Session 2 of the five-part Trauma-Informed SEL Across the School Community series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. This session focuses on emotional regulation and how trauma-informed practice shapes the way adults and students recognize and manage emotions across the school day. PDPs and CEUs are available to participants who attend all five sessions and pass the closing quiz.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · FreeCertificate / CE120 min → - Oct 213:00 PM EDT
The Power of Play: Bring an Official Pokémon Club to Your School
When student passion, play, and belonging drive learning, engagement follows. In this session, K-12 educators will discover how Pokémon Clubs can serve as high-impact afterschool programs that build community, foster social-emotional learning, and empower student leadership. See how clubs combine gameplay, creative activities, and peer-led experiences while remaining accessible to all learners. Participants will learn how to launch an official Pokémon Club as a new ISTE member benefit and access exclusive educator resources like the Pokémon Club Kit and Club Coordinator online community. Clubs are available to members in the U.S. and Canada.
ISTE+ASCD · Free60 min → - Oct 222:00 PM EDT
The Relationship Advantage for Attendance, Engagement, and Achievement
Get practical ideas from district leaders and educators to strengthen student connections through relationship-building beyond back-to-school.
Education Week · Free60 min → - Oct 228:30 PM EDT
Transforming Schools Webinar: Reframe to Respond: Taking a Curiosity Lens to Student Behavior
Reframing is the ability to shift or look at something in a different way. Understanding the role that neuroplasticity plays can help us reframe our thinking on behaviors. Participants will have the opportunity to practice the skill of reframing after seeing it modeled. Part of AASB's Transforming Schools webinar series.
Association of Alaska School Boards · Free60 min → - Oct 269:30 AM EDT
Transforming Behavior: Evidence-Based Social-Emotional Strategies for Schools (Series, Session 1)
This 5-part webinar series equips educators and school teams to transform student behavior through evidence-based social-emotional learning (SEL) practices. Participants gain practical tools to identify the root causes of behavior, apply research-informed interventions, and proactively support students in developing self-regulation and coping skills. Through data-driven decision-making and consistent implementation, educators learn how to reduce challenging behaviors, increase student engagement, and foster long-term resilience.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Oct 2810:00 AM EDTTime unconfirmed — check registration page
CALM Training - Counseling on Access to Lethal Means
Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) is a course offered as part of the Texas Suicide Prevention Collaborative. CALM addresses the "HOW" of suicide prevention, rather than the "WHY". This training demonstrates research that shows how reducing access to lethal means, such as firearms and medication, can determine whether a person at risk for suicide lives or dies. This training covers who needs lethal means counseling and how to work with people at risk for suicide - and their families - to reduce access. Opportunities to work through case scenarios and practice lethal means counseling will be provided.
ESC Region 13 · Free120 min → - Oct 282:00 PM EDT
Support Students with Eating Disorders
Learn to build a safe, inclusive and body-affirming school culture that promotes whole student wellness. Understand eating disorders and access tools for early identification and intervention, communicating with families, and supporting students through diagnosis, treatment and recovery, drawing on the National Eating Disorders Association Educator and School Staff Toolkit. Presenter: Holly Neyer, Hart Integrated Wellness. ASCA webinars are free for ASCA members. Optional CEU/contact hour: $5 members, $10 nonmembers.
American School Counselor Association (ASCA) · FreeCertificate / CE60 min → - Oct 299:30 AM EDT
Advanced Practices, Session 3: Building Collaboration with School Teams
Third session of the Advanced Practices series. High-functioning school-based behavioral health teams depend on clear roles, shared leadership and strong collaborative norms. This session offers frameworks for effective team communication, data-driven decision-making, critical incident planning, and navigating the interpersonal challenges that arise in any team setting. An optional follow-up discussion session is held on November 5.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 29:30 AM EST
Supporting Our Students: Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul, Session 3: Bullying Prevention and Building Empathy
Third session of the series. This session explores how to prevent and respond to bullying while fostering empathy and accountability. Participants distinguish between conflict and bullying, recognize various forms including cyberbullying, and understand the roles students play in these dynamics, with strategies centred on restorative practices, empowering bystanders and building a culture of respect.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 212:00 PM EST
From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools (Part 3 of 5)
Part of the free five-part Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth series From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools, led by Alex Hirshberg, Psy.D. Participants learn to understand challenging behavior through the lens of emotion regulation, teach and promote emotion regulation skills in the classroom and counselor office, and create challenging yet manageable emotional exposures that give students planned opportunities to apply these skills.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 311:00 AM EST
ZENgaged: Effective Approaches for Teaching the Anxious Generation
Now more than ever, educators need to be equipped with strategies to address student anxiety through mindfulness, Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) techniques, and effective classroom management. Learn how to implement classroom practices that build resilience and strategies for students to reduce distractions and anxiety and invite back students' curiosity. Gain actionable insights to create a calm, focused learning environment where students can thrive emotionally and academically. Live online and on demand (recorded for 30 days). Fees: PD365 members $150; non-members $199 (includes one year of membership); 2 people $189 each; 3 people $179 each; students/retirees $99.
PD365 (formerly Illinois ASCD) · $199Certificate / CERecording90 min → - Nov 49:00 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Nov 412:00 PM EST
What We Do and How We Do It: Trauma-Informed SEL, Session 3: Healthy Relationship Skills
Session 3 of the five-part Trauma-Informed SEL Across the School Community series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. This session explores healthy relationship skills and how school communities can teach, model, and reinforce them through a trauma-informed lens. PDPs and CEUs are available to participants who attend all five sessions and pass the closing quiz.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · FreeCertificate / CE120 min → - Nov 412:00 PM EST
School Mental Health Leadership Institute (Series, Session 1)
The School Mental Health Leadership Institute (SMHLI) helps school and district-based staff strengthen their ability to lead systems-level efforts that support student mental health. Participants explore how to drive meaningful change while building the structures, practices, and partnerships needed for a comprehensive school mental health system, deepening their understanding of needs assessment, student support teams, tiered interventions, data use, and continuous improvement.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 44:00 PM EST
Meeting the Moment: School Mental Health Support — Perspectives from Students
A Zoom conversation exploring students' perspectives on changing mental and behavioral health needs and how schools have adapted and continue to respond. Hosted by Dr. Patrick Tutwiler, with time for Q&A.
Walker Therapeutic & Educational Programs · Free60 min → - Nov 59:30 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Blended Virtual)
Blended virtual Youth Mental Health First Aid certification training, preparing school staff to recognise and respond to mental health and substance use challenges in young people.
ESC Region 2 · Free240 min → - Nov 99:30 AM EST
Transforming Behavior: Evidence-Based Social-Emotional Strategies for Schools (Series, Session 2)
This 5-part webinar series equips educators and school teams to transform student behavior through evidence-based social-emotional learning (SEL) practices. Participants gain practical tools to identify the root causes of behavior, apply research-informed interventions, and proactively support students in developing self-regulation and coping skills. Through data-driven decision-making and consistent implementation, educators learn how to reduce challenging behaviors, increase student engagement, and foster long-term resilience.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 129:30 AM EST
Advanced Practices, Session 4: Advanced Professional Roles and Supervision
Fourth session of the Advanced Practices series. Many administrators who evaluate school-based behavioral health professionals do not hold formal mental health training, often relying on observation or compliance indicators. This session focuses on how districts can design systems where professional growth, meaningful supervision and accountability are embedded, making evaluation more purposeful for administrators and clinicians alike. An optional follow-up session is held on November 19.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 1310:00 AM EST
Restorative Practices Module 6: Families as Partners at Home
Module 6 of the restorative practices series, extending restorative approaches to family partnerships and the home environment.
ESC Region 2 · Free180 min → - Nov 132:30 PM EST
McKinney-Vento Mini-PD: Coordinated Student Stability
Short professional learning session on coordinating services across departments to keep students experiencing homelessness stable and enrolled.
ESC Region 2 · Free60 min → - Nov 169:30 AM EST
Supporting Our Students: Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul, Session 4: School Culture and Belonging
Fourth session of the series. This session highlights the importance of school culture, identity and belonging in shaping student outcomes. Participants examine barriers to inclusion and explore strategies to create environments where all students feel seen, valued and connected, with emphasis on equity, relationship-building and elevating student voice.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 1612:00 PM EST
From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools (Part 4 of 5)
Part of the free five-part Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth series From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools, led by Alex Hirshberg, Psy.D. Participants learn to understand challenging behavior through the lens of emotion regulation, teach and promote emotion regulation skills in the classroom and counselor office, and create challenging yet manageable emotional exposures that give students planned opportunities to apply these skills.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 168:30 PM EST
Transforming Schools Webinar: Beyond Calm: Understanding Self and Co-Regulation
This session will include discussion of self and co-regulation, dysregulation, up and down regulation, and how we utilize the science of regulation and connection to improve behavioral and academic outcomes. Part of AASB's Transforming Schools webinar series.
Association of Alaska School Boards · Free60 min → - Nov 1812:00 PM EST
What We Do and How We Do It: Trauma-Informed SEL, Session 4: Responsible Decision Making
Session 4 of the five-part Trauma-Informed SEL Across the School Community series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. This session focuses on responsible decision making and practical ways to build that competency consistently and predictably across a school community. PDPs and CEUs are available to participants who attend all five sessions and pass the closing quiz.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · FreeCertificate / CE120 min → - Nov 1812:00 PM EST
School Mental Health Leadership Institute (Series, Session 2)
The School Mental Health Leadership Institute (SMHLI) helps school and district-based staff strengthen their ability to lead systems-level efforts that support student mental health. Participants explore how to drive meaningful change while building the structures, practices, and partnerships needed for a comprehensive school mental health system, deepening their understanding of needs assessment, student support teams, tiered interventions, data use, and continuous improvement.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 185:00 PM EST
Stronger Connections Wellness Mini Session: A Mindful Check-In
A 20-minute wellness mini-session from WestEd's Stronger Connections series, practicing a strategy designed for education settings. Monthly sessions feature wellness experts from throughout California sharing ideas you can use and share to promote stress management.
WestEd · Free20 min → - Nov 199:00 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Nov 199:30 AM EST
New Principals Institute: Advancing School Mental Health, Session 2: The Core 4 – Defining Your Tier 1 Social Emotional Support Non-Negotiables
This session supports building administrators in defining the Tier 1 social-emotional supports they want implemented universally in all classrooms. Participants receive resources for defining these practices and creating walkthrough documents to support fidelity monitoring, plus strategies for leveraging building-based mental health resources (counselor, BCBA, etc.) to train and coach staff on these practices.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 2012:00 PM EST
Inclusive by Design: Restorative Practices & Trauma-Informed Classrooms
This webinar explores how to create inclusive learning environments that center belonging, relationships, and student well-being. Participants learn practical strategies for integrating restorative practices and trauma-informed approaches into everyday classroom routines, with tools to build trust, reduce exclusionary discipline, and foster resilient school communities.
All In for Inclusive Ed · Free150 min → - Nov 239:30 AM EST
Transforming Behavior: Evidence-Based Social-Emotional Strategies for Schools (Series, Session 3)
This 5-part webinar series equips educators and school teams to transform student behavior through evidence-based social-emotional learning (SEL) practices. Participants gain practical tools to identify the root causes of behavior, apply research-informed interventions, and proactively support students in developing self-regulation and coping skills. Through data-driven decision-making and consistent implementation, educators learn how to reduce challenging behaviors, increase student engagement, and foster long-term resilience.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 2412:00 PM EST
Sponsored Webinar: Next Gen Guidance – Counseling Gen Z and Gen Alpha
Delve into the unique characteristics and needs of digital-savvy students. Learn effective strategies for engaging and supporting Gen Z and Gen Alpha, and tailor your school counseling approach to better meet their expectations and preferences. Presenter: Dawn Mann, Val Verde USD (CA). ASCA webinars are free for ASCA members. Optional CEU/contact hour: $5 members, $10 nonmembers.
American School Counselor Association (ASCA) · FreeCertificate / CE60 min → - Nov 309:30 AM EST
Supporting Our Students: Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul, Session 5: Integration in Action
Final session of the series, bringing together all four domains and focusing on how to integrate whole-child practices into daily school routines. Participants explore systems of support, collaboration strategies and approaches to sustaining this work over time, culminating in a personalized action plan supporting both student success and educator wellbeing.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Nov 3012:00 PM EST
From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools (Part 5 of 5)
Part of the free five-part Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth series From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools, led by Alex Hirshberg, Psy.D. Participants learn to understand challenging behavior through the lens of emotion regulation, teach and promote emotion regulation skills in the classroom and counselor office, and create challenging yet manageable emotional exposures that give students planned opportunities to apply these skills.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Dec 212:00 PM EST
School Mental Health Leadership Institute (Series, Session 3)
The School Mental Health Leadership Institute (SMHLI) helps school and district-based staff strengthen their ability to lead systems-level efforts that support student mental health. Participants explore how to drive meaningful change while building the structures, practices, and partnerships needed for a comprehensive school mental health system, deepening their understanding of needs assessment, student support teams, tiered interventions, data use, and continuous improvement.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Dec 212:00 PM EST
What We Do and How We Do It: Trauma-Informed SEL, Session 5: Faculty and Staff Sustainability
Session 5 of the five-part Trauma-Informed SEL Across the School Community series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. The closing session turns to faculty and staff sustainability, examining how adult wellbeing underpins durable, trauma-informed social-emotional learning practice. PDPs and CEUs are available to participants who attend all five sessions and pass the closing quiz.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · FreeCertificate / CE120 min → - Dec 39:30 AM EST
Advanced Practices, Session 5: Advancing Clinical Skills in an Educational Context
Final session of the Advanced Practices series. Participants build a personalized professional growth plan that carries their learning beyond the series, drawing on the skills and connections developed across all five sessions to identify training resources, establish peer accountability structures, and align ongoing development with both personal goals and organizational priorities.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Dec 39:30 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Blended Virtual)
Blended virtual Youth Mental Health First Aid certification training, preparing school staff to recognise and respond to mental health and substance use challenges in young people.
ESC Region 2 · Free240 min → - Dec 31:00 PM EST
Safety Planning Intervention (SPI) Training
Safety Planning Intervention (SPI) is a 4-hour, virtual or in-person training for adults to learn how to collaboratively intervene with a person at risk for suicide in developing a safety plan. SPI is a brief, collaborative intervention that provides individuals with a specific set of coping strategies and resources to use at any time to mitigate acute suicide risk. This training, developed by Drs. Barbara Stanley and Greg Brown, explains when and how to work with individuals to create a safety plan and describes each of the steps involved. Participants will learn how to:
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE240 min → - Dec 79:30 AM EST
Transforming Behavior: Evidence-Based Social-Emotional Strategies for Schools (Series, Session 4)
This 5-part webinar series equips educators and school teams to transform student behavior through evidence-based social-emotional learning (SEL) practices. Participants gain practical tools to identify the root causes of behavior, apply research-informed interventions, and proactively support students in developing self-regulation and coping skills. Through data-driven decision-making and consistent implementation, educators learn how to reduce challenging behaviors, increase student engagement, and foster long-term resilience.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Dec 810:00 AM EST
From Identification to Action: Real-Time Decision Making in McKinney-Vento Supports
Scenario-based session on making real-time decisions when identifying and supporting students under McKinney-Vento.
ESC Region 2 · Free180 min → - Dec 87:00 PM EST
Empowering Classified Staff Members: Strategies to Support and Engage Essential Members of Your School Community
A free Safe & Civil Schools webinar with strategies for supporting and engaging classified staff — paraeducators, office, cafeteria, and custodial teams — as essential contributors to a positive school community.
Safe & Civil Schools · Free60 min → - Dec 99:00 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Dec 95:00 PM EST
Stronger Connections Wellness Mini Session: Wellness with Placer County
A 20-minute wellness mini-session from WestEd's Stronger Connections series, practicing a strategy designed for education settings. Monthly sessions feature wellness experts from throughout California sharing ideas you can use and share to promote stress management.
WestEd · Free20 min → - Dec 159:30 AM EST
Cultivating a Culture of Mental Health & Wellness
Session 3 of NJASA's 2026-27 Power of Professional Learning Series for New Jersey school administrators, a comprehensive professional development series supporting both professional skills and personal growth. Held virtually via Zoom; the link and agenda are emailed to registrants 48 hours before the session. Active NJASA members attend at no cost; non-members may register at $215.00 per person.
New Jersey Association of School Administrators (NJASA) · Free for membersMembers only150 min → - Dec 154:00 PM EST
Bridges to Belonging: Impact Series for Educators, Session 1
The Impact Lab is a professional learning experience built for educators ready to move belonging from an aspiration to a daily practice. Session 1 of three.
Ed Leaders Network (ELN) · Free60 min → - Dec 1612:00 PM EST
School Mental Health Leadership Institute (Series, Session 4)
The School Mental Health Leadership Institute (SMHLI) helps school and district-based staff strengthen their ability to lead systems-level efforts that support student mental health. Participants explore how to drive meaningful change while building the structures, practices, and partnerships needed for a comprehensive school mental health system, deepening their understanding of needs assessment, student support teams, tiered interventions, data use, and continuous improvement.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Dec 219:30 AM EST
Transforming Behavior: Evidence-Based Social-Emotional Strategies for Schools (Series, Session 5)
This 5-part webinar series equips educators and school teams to transform student behavior through evidence-based social-emotional learning (SEL) practices. Participants gain practical tools to identify the root causes of behavior, apply research-informed interventions, and proactively support students in developing self-regulation and coping skills. Through data-driven decision-making and consistent implementation, educators learn how to reduce challenging behaviors, increase student engagement, and foster long-term resilience.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Dec 3012:00 PM EST
School Mental Health Leadership Institute (Series, Session 5)
The School Mental Health Leadership Institute (SMHLI) helps school and district-based staff strengthen their ability to lead systems-level efforts that support student mental health. Participants explore how to drive meaningful change while building the structures, practices, and partnerships needed for a comprehensive school mental health system, deepening their understanding of needs assessment, student support teams, tiered interventions, data use, and continuous improvement.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Jan 69:30 AM EST
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools (Series, Session 1 of 5)
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools is a five-part professional learning series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth exploring how school teams can move beyond reactive supports toward comprehensive, sustainable systems of student mental health. Sessions examine practical strategies for prevention, early identification, staff wellbeing, family partnership, and equitable access to care across the school community. Session 1 of 5.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Jan 89:30 AM EST
The Connected Classroom: Social-Emotional Learning and Wellness Series, Session 1 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Connected Classroom series on social-emotional learning and wellness. The series gives educators practical, classroom-ready strategies for weaving SEL and student wellness into everyday teaching — building connection, belonging, and resilience across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Jan 124:00 PM EST
Bridges to Belonging: Impact Series for Educators, Session 2
The Impact Lab is a professional learning experience built for educators ready to move belonging from an aspiration to a daily practice. Session 2 of three.
Ed Leaders Network (ELN) · Free60 min → - Jan 149:30 AM EST
New Principals Institute: Advancing School Mental Health, Session 3: Emotional Learning: Building and Generalizing Skills
This session helps building administrators understand how to best leverage Tier 1 Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) curricula to build necessary student skills. Participants become strong consumers of research into SEL curriculums to better understand what it means when companies claim they are evidence-based interventions. Practical approaches to SEL instruction focus on using data to understand student strengths and weaknesses and choosing content to fill learning gaps, plus coaching teachers to support generalization of SEL concepts through classroom schedules, routines, and in vivo coaching.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Jan 197:00 PM EST
Tier 2 and 3 Behavioral Interventions (Virtual Course)
A 12-hour Ancora Publishing virtual course on designing and delivering Tier 2 and Tier 3 behavioral interventions: four 3-hour Tuesday sessions, January 19 – February 9, 2027, for MTSS and behavior support teams.
Ancora Publishing · Free180 min → - Jan 209:00 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Jan 209:30 AM EST
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools (Series, Session 2 of 5)
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools is a five-part professional learning series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth exploring how school teams can move beyond reactive supports toward comprehensive, sustainable systems of student mental health. Sessions examine practical strategies for prevention, early identification, staff wellbeing, family partnership, and equitable access to care across the school community. Session 2 of 5.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Jan 209:30 AM EST
Nurturing the Dimensions of Being and Becoming: Restorative Series, Session 1 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part restorative practices series on nurturing the dimensions of being and becoming. The series helps educators build restorative mindsets and practices — strengthening relationships, repairing harm, and creating school communities where every student feels they belong. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Jan 229:30 AM EST
The Connected Classroom: Social-Emotional Learning and Wellness Series, Session 2 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Connected Classroom series on social-emotional learning and wellness. The series gives educators practical, classroom-ready strategies for weaving SEL and student wellness into everyday teaching — building connection, belonging, and resilience across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Jan 2911:00 AM EST
McKinney-Vento Mini-PD: Integrated Wraparound Supports
Short session on building integrated wraparound supports for students experiencing homelessness, connecting school and community services.
ESC Region 2 · Free60 min → - Feb 39:00 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Feb 39:30 AM EST
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools (Series, Session 3 of 5)
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools is a five-part professional learning series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth exploring how school teams can move beyond reactive supports toward comprehensive, sustainable systems of student mental health. Sessions examine practical strategies for prevention, early identification, staff wellbeing, family partnership, and equitable access to care across the school community. Session 3 of 5.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Feb 39:30 AM EST
Nurturing the Dimensions of Being and Becoming: Restorative Series, Session 2 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part restorative practices series on nurturing the dimensions of being and becoming. The series helps educators build restorative mindsets and practices — strengthening relationships, repairing harm, and creating school communities where every student feels they belong. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Feb 59:30 AM EST
The Connected Classroom: Social-Emotional Learning and Wellness Series, Session 3 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Connected Classroom series on social-emotional learning and wellness. The series gives educators practical, classroom-ready strategies for weaving SEL and student wellness into everyday teaching — building connection, belonging, and resilience across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Feb 94:00 PM EST
Bridges to Belonging: Impact Series for Educators, Session 3
The Impact Lab is a professional learning experience built for educators ready to move belonging from an aspiration to a daily practice. Session 3 of three.
Ed Leaders Network (ELN) · Free60 min → - Feb 164:00 PM EST
LEVEL UP: Resilience Power-Up Session
This high-energy K-12 program teaches students how to bounce back from setbacks, stay confident under pressure, and turn challenges into comeback moments.
Ed Leaders Network (ELN) · Free60 min → - Feb 179:30 AM EST
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools (Series, Session 4 of 5)
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools is a five-part professional learning series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth exploring how school teams can move beyond reactive supports toward comprehensive, sustainable systems of student mental health. Sessions examine practical strategies for prevention, early identification, staff wellbeing, family partnership, and equitable access to care across the school community. Session 4 of 5.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Feb 179:30 AM EST
Nurturing the Dimensions of Being and Becoming: Restorative Series, Session 3 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part restorative practices series on nurturing the dimensions of being and becoming. The series helps educators build restorative mindsets and practices — strengthening relationships, repairing harm, and creating school communities where every student feels they belong. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Feb 199:30 AM EST
The Connected Classroom: Social-Emotional Learning and Wellness Series, Session 4 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Connected Classroom series on social-emotional learning and wellness. The series gives educators practical, classroom-ready strategies for weaving SEL and student wellness into everyday teaching — building connection, belonging, and resilience across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Feb 2310:00 AM EST
Safety Planning Intervention (SPI) Training
Safety Planning Intervention (SPI) is a 4-hour, virtual or in-person training for adults to learn how to collaboratively intervene with a person at risk for suicide in developing a safety plan. SPI is a brief, collaborative intervention that provides individuals with a specific set of coping strategies and resources to use at any time to mitigate acute suicide risk. This training, developed by Drs. Barbara Stanley and Greg Brown, explains when and how to work with individuals to create a safety plan and describes each of the steps involved. Participants will learn how to:
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE240 min → - Feb 249:00 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Feb 2610:00 AM ESTTime unconfirmed — check registration page
How Taking Care of Yourself Can Transform Your School Culture
Follow this journey to the “whys” and “how’s” of self-care and how taking care of yourself can pay huge dividends in your organization. Dr. Hall and Dr. Greenwood explain how building trust in relationships starts with you and your own well-being. Looking for some suggestions and ideas to create a better YOU? You’ve come to the right AA! Non-member registration: $335; IPA members: $235; retired IPA members: $135. Eligible non-administrative staff: $235. Group rates are available. Published time zone is not specified; the displayed conversion uses Central Time and must be confirmed with the organizer.
Illinois Principals Association · $335Certificate / CE180 min → - Mar 210:00 AM EST
Spring 2027 Virtual Foster Care Consortium: Deep Practice + Systems Change
Spring virtual consortium for foster care liaisons focused on deepening practice and driving systems change for students in foster care.
ESC Region 2 · Free180 min → - Mar 39:30 AM EST
Nurturing the Dimensions of Being and Becoming: Restorative Series, Session 4 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part restorative practices series on nurturing the dimensions of being and becoming. The series helps educators build restorative mindsets and practices — strengthening relationships, repairing harm, and creating school communities where every student feels they belong. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Mar 39:30 AM EST
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools (Series, Session 5 of 5)
Reimagining Mental Health in Schools is a five-part professional learning series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth exploring how school teams can move beyond reactive supports toward comprehensive, sustainable systems of student mental health. Sessions examine practical strategies for prevention, early identification, staff wellbeing, family partnership, and equitable access to care across the school community. Session 5 of 5.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Mar 59:30 AM EST
The Connected Classroom: Social-Emotional Learning and Wellness Series, Session 5 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Connected Classroom series on social-emotional learning and wellness. The series gives educators practical, classroom-ready strategies for weaving SEL and student wellness into everyday teaching — building connection, belonging, and resilience across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Mar 52:00 PM EST
McKinney-Vento Mini-PD: Academic Continuity Systems
Short session on systems that protect academic continuity - credit accrual, records transfer and instructional stability - for highly mobile students.
ESC Region 2 · Free60 min → - Mar 109:00 AM EST
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Mar 119:30 AM EST
New Principals Institute: Advancing School Mental Health, Session 4: Conceptualizing Emotion Regulation Through an MTSS Process
Developing strong Tier 1 classroom practices and SEL instruction allows the building administrator to better identify students who require Tier 2 and/or Tier 3 social-emotional interventions. This session focuses on creating and progress monitoring more intensive interventions that improve a students capacity to identify, communicate, and manage emotional distress in the school setting. Participants learn how to use data to identify Tier 1 non-responders, structural approaches to providing tiered supports, and a system for identifying reasonable goals and collecting data to monitor progress.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Mar 1710:30 AM EDT
Nurturing the Dimensions of Being and Becoming: Restorative Series, Session 5 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part restorative practices series on nurturing the dimensions of being and becoming. The series helps educators build restorative mindsets and practices — strengthening relationships, repairing harm, and creating school communities where every student feels they belong. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Mar 249:00 AM EDT
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Mar 259:30 AM EDT
Too Many Open Tabs: Executive Function Supports for Overloaded Brains Series, Session 1 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on executive function supports for overloaded brains. The series gives educators practical strategies for building students' executive function skills — planning, organization, working memory, and self-regulation — so overloaded learners can manage the demands of school and life. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Apr 210:00 AM EDT
AS+K Suicide Prevention Training
AS+K? About Suicide To Save A Life provides participants with an overview of the basic epidemiology of suicide and suicidal behavior, including risk and protective factors. In this course participants are trained to recognize warning signs—behaviors and characteristics that might indicate elevated risk for suicidal behavior—and the initial intervention steps to support a person they think might be at risk for suicide. Please note this course is designed for public health information purposes only and is not designed to assess, screen, diagnose or treat any mental or physical health condition.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE180 min → - Apr 610:00 AM EDTTime unconfirmed — check registration page
CALM Training - Counseling on Access to Lethal Means
Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) is a course offered as part of the Texas Suicide Prevention Collaborative. CALM addresses the "HOW" of suicide prevention, rather than the "WHY". This training demonstrates research that shows how reducing access to lethal means, such as firearms and medication, can determine whether a person at risk for suicide lives or dies. This training covers who needs lethal means counseling and how to work with people at risk for suicide - and their families - to reduce access. Opportunities to work through case scenarios and practice lethal means counseling will be provided.
ESC Region 13 · Free120 min → - Apr 89:30 AM EDT
Too Many Open Tabs: Executive Function Supports for Overloaded Brains Series, Session 2 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on executive function supports for overloaded brains. The series gives educators practical strategies for building students' executive function skills — planning, organization, working memory, and self-regulation — so overloaded learners can manage the demands of school and life. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Apr 1310:00 AM EDT
Purple Star Pathways: Application & Renewal Support
Guided support for campuses applying for or renewing Texas Purple Star designation for military-connected students.
ESC Region 2 · Free60 min → - Apr 149:00 AM EDT
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Apr 229:30 AM EDT
Too Many Open Tabs: Executive Function Supports for Overloaded Brains Series, Session 3 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on executive function supports for overloaded brains. The series gives educators practical strategies for building students' executive function skills — planning, organization, working memory, and self-regulation — so overloaded learners can manage the demands of school and life. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - Apr 289:00 AM EDT
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - May 69:30 AM EDT
New Principals Institute: Advancing School Mental Health, Session 5: Implementation Considerations – Planning for Change
This session helps building administrators make concrete plans to enact the system changes discussed in previous sessions, including how to best utilize planned professional development sessions, staff meetings, and in vivo coaching to improve capacity and maintain fidelity. Participants learn how to coach mental health staff to shift practice to promote desired changes and how entry criteria for IEP counseling services must be developed so counseling staff are not overly assigned pull-out services that would keep them from implementation work.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - May 69:30 AM EDT
Too Many Open Tabs: Executive Function Supports for Overloaded Brains Series, Session 4 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on executive function supports for overloaded brains. The series gives educators practical strategies for building students' executive function skills — planning, organization, working memory, and self-regulation — so overloaded learners can manage the demands of school and life. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - May 711:00 AM EDT
McKinney-Vento Mini-PD: Mobility Transitions & Summer Continuity Planning
Planning for student mobility transitions and summer continuity of services for students experiencing homelessness.
ESC Region 2 · Free60 min → - May 129:00 AM EDT
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - May 1910:00 AM EDTTime unconfirmed — check registration page
Humanity and Leadership: A Holistic Path Forward During a Mental Health Crisis
Have you noticed a major "emotional" and/or "mental" decline in your staff, students, or community since the pandemic? Participants will synthesize information and develop a deep understanding of how the current mental health crisis is impacting the education system in the United States and in their own schools; critique “emotional literacy” and how it is explicitly connected to teaching and learning; assess “emotional safety” and how it is explicitly connected to teaching and learning in their school; and evaluate best practices that “humane” or compassionate leaders leverage in order to create culturally inclusive learning spaces that center the humanity of all people and determine where these practices are/are not in their school. Non-member registration: $335; IPA members: $235; retired IPA members: $135. Eligible non-administrative staff: $235. Group rates are available. Published time zone is not specified; the displayed conversion uses Central Time and must be confirmed with the organizer.
Illinois Principals Association · $335Certificate / CE180 min → - May 209:30 AM EDT
Too Many Open Tabs: Executive Function Supports for Overloaded Brains Series, Session 5 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on executive function supports for overloaded brains. The series gives educators practical strategies for building students' executive function skills — planning, organization, working memory, and self-regulation — so overloaded learners can manage the demands of school and life. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth · Free120 min → - May 269:00 AM EDT
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)
Join ESC Region 13 and the Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) throughout the region for the virtual blended course of Youth Mental Health First Aid (from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing) to learn the basic knowledge and skills of identifying and supporting students through a mental health crisis. You will also learn about substance use prevention strategies and warning signs of a student struggling suicidal thoughts. This is a proactive course that is incredibly helpful for anyone who works with students of all ages! This course also meets the HB3 requirement for school districts.
ESC Region 13 · FreeCertificate / CE270 min → - Jun 310:00 AM EDTTime unconfirmed — check registration page
Principal Burnout: Is Your Check-Engine Light On?
Are you feeling overwhelmed and on the brink of burnout? This Administrator Academy session is designed to support school leaders in recognizing the signs of burnout and implementing proactive strategies to sustain their mental health. Discover practical tools and techniques to manage stress, maintain a healthy work-life balance, and create a supportive environment for both you and your staff. Learn how to identify your mental health "check engine light" and take action before burnout occurs, ensuring you can lead your school effectively and with resilience. Non-member registration: $335; IPA members: $235; retired IPA members: $135. Eligible non-administrative staff: $235. Group rates are available. Published time zone is not specified; the displayed conversion uses Central Time and must be confirmed with the organizer.
Illinois Principals Association · $335Certificate / CE180 min → - Jun 810:00 AM EDTTime unconfirmed — check registration page
Caring Connections: A Whole School Approach to Mental Health and Wellness
Every school needs an integrated mental health action plan for students, staff and families. This workshop gives school leaders a framework and the knowledge to create a comprehensive plan that will identify their needs and address mental health issues encountered in schools. Essential topics such as stress, anxiety, crisis, trauma, depression, suicidal ideation, and both risk factors and preventative strategies will be addressed. Non-member registration: $335; IPA members: $235; retired IPA members: $135. Eligible non-administrative staff: $235. Group rates are available. Published time zone is not specified; the displayed conversion uses Central Time and must be confirmed with the organizer.
Illinois Principals Association · $335Certificate / CE180 min → - Jun 910:00 AM EDTTime unconfirmed — check registration page
Choose Joy! A Systems Approach to Elevate Student Performance
Schools will not miraculously rise to the level of their goals; they will fall to the level of their systems. It becomes these daily processes that lead to progress. Let’s team up to leverage your school’s systems to accelerate learning recovery. Now is the time to strengthen the systems within your school to meet the diverse needs of your learners. Together we will construct this Super System with practical and easy to implement strategies and techniques. This is a challenging time in education, but together … WE got this! Non-member registration: $335; IPA members: $235; retired IPA members: $135. Eligible non-administrative staff: $235. Group rates are available. Published time zone is not specified; the displayed conversion uses Central Time and must be confirmed with the organizer.
Illinois Principals Association · $335Certificate / CE180 min →
Past & on demand
Student Wellbeing sessions you can catch up on
- Advanced Practices, Session 2: School-Based Needs and Dynamic Community PartnersOct 2026 · Ended
- Stronger Connections Wellness Mini Session: Micro-Practices for Everyday ResilienceOct 2026 · Ended
- Consciously Construct a Positive Schoolwide ClimateOct 2026 · Ended
- Safe and Supportive Schools: Fast Lane Learning — The Student Support FrameworkOct 2026 · Ended
- There But Not Present: Rethinking Student EngagementOct 2026 · Ended
- AXS Companion & Toolbox – Counsel Students Using Common AppOct 2026 · Ended
- Restorative Practices: Practicing Caring Classroom Discipline Virtual InstituteOct 2026 · Ended
- Meeting the Moment: School Mental Health Support — Perspectives from FamiliesOct 2026 · Ended
- What We Do and How We Do It: Trauma-Informed SEL, Session 1: Theoretical FrameworksOct 2026 · Ended
- McKinney-Vento 201: Family Code, Truancy, Discipline & ResourcesOct 2026 · Ended
- Youth Mental Health First Aid (Virtual)Oct 2026 · Ended
- From Avoidance to Resilience: Emotional Exposure Strategies for Schools (Part 1 of 5)Oct 2026 · Ended
- Supporting Our Students: Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul, Session 1: Mental Health in the ClassroomOct 2026 · Ended
- Social and Emotional Learning: Creating Supportive and Responsive ClassroomsOct 2026 · Ended
- Advanced Practices, Session 1: Ecological Context and Its Impact on Service DeliveryOct 2026 · Ended
- Trust, accountability, and respect for difference: Insights from UNESCO’s Happy Schools FrameworkSep 2026 · Ended
- Digital Well-Being Is A School Culture (Part 3)Sep 2026 · Ended
- New Principals Institute: Advancing School Mental Health, Session 1: Understanding the Avoidance Coping CycleSep 2026 · Ended
- Attendance Isn't an Attendance ProblemSep 2026 · Ended
- Digital Well-Being Is A School Culture (Part 2)Sep 2026 · Ended
- Digital Well-Being Is A School Culture (Part 1)Sep 2026 · Ended
- Kyle Berger, CTO Arlington ISD: Screentime, a Growing Conversation ContinuedJul 2026 · Ended
- Expert Panel: Solving Today's MTSS ChallengesMay 2026 · Recording available
- The Other Side of Strong: Reimagining Resilience for Adults, Children, and CommunitiesDec 2025 · Recording available
- Supporting Parental Mental HealthSep 2025 · Recording available
- The New Normal: Promoting Wellness in a Digital WorldJun 2025 · Recording available
- Addressing the Crisis of Meaning & Purpose Among Young AdultsApr 2025 · Recording available