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AIM EducationInstitute of Mental Health

Training

School Mental Health Training

Equipping educators and school staff to strengthen mental health literacy, reduce stigma, and create clear early-support pathways for students.

Overview

About this program

School Mental Health Training helps educators, counselors, and staff recognize early signs of distress and respond with care. It emphasizes prevention, literacy, and connection to care — not diagnosis or treatment.

Programs can be tailored for districts, schools, and grade levels, and complement AIM’s school mental health and prevention work.

What it covers

  • Mental health literacy for school communities
  • Recognizing early signs and reducing stigma
  • Building early-support and referral pathways
  • Supporting staff well-being
  • Engaging families as partners

Highlights

What you’ll gain

Practical Literacy

Tools to recognize and respond early.

Clear Pathways

Referral and early-support processes for your school.

Whole-Community Approach

Support for students, staff, and families.