prevention and early intervention services
school-link
What is School-Link?
School-Link is a statewide program aimed at improving mental health in schools and TAFE by:
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Training school staff in the early recognition and intervention for mental health problems
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Promoting good mental health in schools
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Improving referrals to youth related mental health services
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Assisting schools running school based programs that improve mental health such as Rock and Water and Adolescents Coping with Emotion
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Developing resources that can be used in schools to promote mental health
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Supporting national school mental health programs like MindMatters
What are some of the resources developed by School-Link?
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Mental Health educational resources for teachers
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The Impact of Mental Health Disorders on Learning (Secondary Schools)
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The Impact of Mental Health Disorders on Learning (Primary Schools)
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Transition to High School Interactive educational CD ROM OutaSite plus Brain Invasion
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Information for Parents of Primary School students
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Who’s Who in Primary School . (For Parents)
Information for Parents of Secondary School students
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Who's Who in High School (For Parents)
current school-link news letters
Click HERE for term 1 2009 school- link news letter
Click HERE for term 2 2009 school-link news letter
Click HERE for term 3 2009 school-link news letter
Click HERE for term 4 2009 school -link news letter
Past School-Link News Letters
Click HERE for term 2 2008
Click HERE for term 3 2008
useful websites:
School Mental Health Program, UCLA
Centre for School Mental Health University of Maryland
Parenting:
- supporting young parents
Children of Parents with a Mental Illness (COPMI)
- supporting Young Carers
Research
- CYPMH programs are all run using the best evidence available about effectiveness. All our programs are evaluated and improved on the basis of evaluation results.
To make general enquries call CYPMH reception desk on 4304 -7878
