Whole Child Wellness

Social Emotional Learning supports youth in developing skills to transfer to adulthood in which to thrive in the future, both in the workplace and in the community.

Social and Emotional Learning involves:

• Developing coping mechanisms to reduce stress and anxiety
• Building healthy relationships with peers
• Practicing self-regulation/management and enhancing emotional awareness
• Setting personal goals and action plans
• Engaging in decision-making that leads to positive outcomes or positive learning experiences
• Improving effective communication skills

These skills lead to:

• Mental Wellness and Prevention of Risky Behaviors
• Work-ready Skills
• Academic Achievement

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