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Goal The goal of Module III is to help teachers break down barriers to learning by formulating a plan to assist students with mental health needs. [ Slide III-A ]

Objectives  List a number of internal resources and external partnerships available to support teachers, students, and families  Understand how to access those resources and partnerships  Identify the elements of a successful action plan to help students with mental health needs  Describe the appropriate limits of educators’ roles with regards to outside involvement and confidentiality [ Slide III-B ]

Action Plan An action plan is a way to direct your behavior and problem-solve with individual students. Every action plan is unique to the individual needs of the student and the resources available. The basic stages of an action plan include:  Stage I: Know your resources.  Stage II: Voice your concern/Ask for help.  Stage III: Follow up. [ Slide III-C ]

Confidentiality  The purpose of confidentiality is to honor an individual’s right to privacy and to show respect for the vulnerability that underlies the process of sharing private information.  RULE: When in doubt, treat information as if it is confidential unless the information violates the limits of confidentiality. Limits of Confidentiality:  The student discloses an intention to harm him/herself or others.  The student reports neglect or physical, sexual, or psychological abuse. SAFETY PRECEDES PRIVACY. [ Slide III-D ]