SEL Experiences & School Mental Health Partnership
Today’s students face anxiety, social pressure, identity challenges, and academic stress earlier than ever. My Mental Health Matters Too is a dynamic Social-Emotional Learning experience that equips students with practical tools to thrive emotionally, socially, and academically.
School assemblies are led by Illinois-certified educator and author, Brittany Scott, creating an engaging foundation of emotional awareness, resilience, and coping skills for the entire student body.
Through New Life KNEW Solutions, schools can move beyond awareness into access with licensed mental health professionals on-site, providing structured, goal-focused, short-term support that complements existing counseling teams.
Together, educator-led prevention and therapist-supported intervention form a seamless mental health partnership, supporting students both school-wide and individually.
Assembly Options:
Depression & Mood Challenges | Anger & Conflict Resolution | Trauma & Safety Awareness | Identity & Self-Esteem | Social Skills & Relationships | Bullying & Cyber Safety | Grief & Loss | Substance Use & Peer Pressure | Emotional Regulation & Coping | Growth Mindset & Resilience
Students today face anxiety, social pressure, identity challenges, and academic stress. The My Mental Health Matters Initiative equips students with practical emotional skills through engaging SEL assemblies and workshops.
Assemblies are designed to build emotional awareness, resilience, and coping skills school-wide. Sessions can be offered as one-time events, quarterly, or as ongoing programs tailored to your school’s needs.
We Present Programs At:
Schools | Churches | Camps | Community Centers | Libraries | Youth Programs | Sports Teams & Clubs | Parent & Family Workshops | Conferences | Online/Virtual Programs
Flexible/ Customized Program Options
One-Time Event
A single high-energy, interactive SEL assembly for immediate impact.
Quarterly Impact Series
One interactive SEL assembly per quarter with student engagement activities.
Assembly + Classroom Workshops
School assembly plus grade-level breakout sessions for hands-on skill building.
Full SEL Partnership
Quarterly assemblies, workshops, teacher support, and optional parent engagement night.
Parent Engagement Night
Equipping families with practical strategies to support student emotional growth.
Why Schools Choose This Program
Flexible scheduling. Custom topics. Measurable student impact.
School Therapy Initiative
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Option 1: Monthly On-Site Mental Health Day
● 1 licensed therapist on-site once per month
● Scheduled individual student sessions
● Goal-oriented short-term support
● Coping skills reinforcement
● Collaboration with school counselor
Ideal for schools beginning mental health expansion.
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Option 2: Bi-Weekly On-Site Support (Twice Per Month)
● 1 licensed therapist on-site twice per month
● Individual sessions
● Small skill-based groups (anxiety, social skills, grief, etc.)
● Staff consultation (brief check-ins)
● Parent communication as appropriate
Ideal for schools experiencing increased emotional or behavioral needs.
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Option 3: Rotational Mental Health Support Days
● Therapist scheduled for designated support days
● Referral-based sessions
● Crisis response during scheduled visits
● Check-in model for early intervention
Ideal for schools wanting preventative, scalable support.
When combined with on-site licensed mental health support and SEL assemblies, this program creates a comprehensive, preventative, and measurable approach—equipping students with the tools, guidance, and support they need to thrive emotionally, socially, and academically.
Parent Engagement Night Engagement (Available as Add-On or Tiered Package Inclusion)
“My Child’s Mental Health Matters Too”
An interactive evening session for families designed to:
Help parents recognize emotional distress signals
Teach practical coping strategies families can use at home
Model growth mindset language
Strengthen parent-child communication
Reduce stigma around mental health conversations
Includes:
Parent resource packet
Live Q&A session
Take-home coping toolkit
Community mental health resources
This creates alignment between school support and home support — which significantly increases student success outcomes
Additional Customization Options
Schools may add:
Weekly Small Group Therapy Series (time-limited, skill-based)
Monthly “Mental Health Check-In” Days
Crisis Response Availability (during scheduled days)
Teacher Mental Health Support Circles
Parent Workshops with On-Site Therapist
Summer Support Program
Telehealth Option for Families
Measurable Impact for Administration
We understand schools require accountability and data transparency. Each partnership may include reporting on:
Number of students served
Session frequency tracking
Presenting concern categories (non-confidential overview)
Progress toward identified student goals
Behavioral referral reduction trends (if tracked)
Attendance improvement trends (when applicable)
Parent engagement participation rates
All reporting strictly adheres to confidentiality guidelines and ethical standards.
Why Schools Invest in On-Site Mental Health Support
Schools implementing structured mental health partnerships often report:
Fewer classroom disruptions
Reduced suspension referrals
Improved emotional regulation
Increased academic engagement
Higher parent satisfaction
Stronger staff morale and support
Mental health support is no longer optional — it is foundational to student success.
Program Options
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A high-energy 45–60 minute interactive experience featuring live reading from Brittany’s books, resilience-building demonstrations, and student engagement.
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Includes the core assembly plus grade-level breakout sessions where students practice coping skills, participate in guided discussions, and engage in reflective writing activities.
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A comprehensive school-wide initiative including assembly, workshops, a creative writing lab, teacher support session, and Parent Engagement Night.
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My Child’s Mental Health Matters Too is an optional evening event designed to help families support emotional growth at home.
Parents learn practical coping tools, growth mindset language, and strategies to strengthen communication and emotional resilience within the family.
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For schools seeking deeper support, licensed therapists may be available on-site on a scheduled basis to provide short-term, goal-focused sessions for students who need additional care.
Support options may include:
Monthly Mental Health Support Days
Bi-Weekly Scheduled Support
Referral-Based Intervention Days
All services are structured, confidential, and designed to complement existing school counseling teams.
Why Schools Partner With Us
Schools choose this program because it offers both inspiration and support.
• Reduced behavioral disruptions
• Improved emotional regulation
• Increased student confidence
• Stronger family engagement
• Improved focus, academic engagement, and test performance
• A proactive approach to student mental health