Caron Treatment Center's Education Alliance
Caron's Education Alliance
What do we do when our student needs treatment?
What do we do when our student needs treatment?
What do we do when our student needs treatment?
Monday 31st March 2025
Explore strategies for supporting students needing behavioural health treatment with insights from Jill Prevas on Conversations That Matter.
46 minutes
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Hopeful
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Author:
Caron Treatment Center's Education Alliance
Overview:
Categories:
Parenting & Children
Sobriety Toolkit
Recovery from Trauma
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Relationships & Community
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Episode Overview
- Approach conversations with children from a place of calm.
- Work closely with professionals during your child's treatment.
- Utilise school support systems effectively.
- Parents should focus on their own emotional well-being.
- Seek outside perspectives when dealing with family issues.
It's important to slow down, get calm, even if you don't feel calm.
When a student needs treatment for behavioural health concerns, it can be an incredibly challenging time for both parents and educators. In this episode of 'Conversations That Matter', host Tina George from Caron's Education Alliance sits down with Jill Prevas, BSN, PCC, a facilitator of the BALM program, to discuss practical strategies for supporting students through this difficult journey.
Jill shares her personal story of navigating her daughter's struggle with addiction and the steps she took to ensure her daughter received the necessary help. She provides invaluable advice on how to approach conversations with children from a place of calm and understanding, emphasising the importance of stating facts without judgement. Jill also highlights the significance of working closely with professionals and leveraging the support systems available within schools.
She encourages parents to focus on their own emotional well-being and to seek outside perspectives when needed. For educators, Jill advises maintaining open communication with parents and using the resources within the school to support students effectively. By sharing her experiences and expertise, Jill offers hope and practical guidance to families and professionals alike. Don't miss this insightful episode that sheds light on the complexities of youth behavioural health and the importance of a supportive community.