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Counselor Introduction

Counselor Introduction. Baines Middle School 7 th grade Class of 2025. Maria Brockie – 7 th grade & Lead Counselor at Baines. How do I get to see the counselor?. Ask your teacher for a pass Stop by and tell Mrs. Rosario you’d like to see me Email me and ask me to send for you

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Counselor Introduction

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  1. Counselor Introduction Baines Middle School 7th grade Class of 2025

  2. Maria Brockie – 7th grade & Lead Counselor at Baines

  3. How do I get to see the counselor? • Ask your teacher for a pass • Stop by and tell Mrs. Rosario you’d like to see me • Email me and ask me to send for you • I may send for you for a lot of different reasons – don’t worry – you’re not in trouble!

  4. What can we talk about? • Grades, Parents, Teachers, Friends, Stressors, Problems, Accomplishments, Study Skills, Grief/Loss, Divorce, Social Skills, Bullying, Depression, Test Taking Tactics, Social Skills, Anger Management, Anxiety, Just about anything………

  5. Am I going to tell? • Three rules: • You are hurting yourself • You are hurting someone else • Someone else is hurting you

  6. Watch This:

  7. Bully Prevention and Response 7th grade 2019-2020

  8. What is bullying? • Bullying is defined as written or oral expression or physical conduct that a school district’s board of trustees or the board’s designee determines: 1) To have the effect of physically harming a student, damaging a student’s property, or placing a student in reasonable fear of harm to the student’s person or of damage to the student’s property: or 2) To be sufficiently severe, persistent, or pervasive to create an intimidating, threatening, or abusive educational environment for a student. R E C O G N I Z E

  9. What if it happens to me? • Don’t just stand there – DO SOMETHING!!! • Say something like: • “It’s not ok for you to talk to me that way and you need to stop.” R E S P O N D

  10. What if I see it? • Don’t just stand there – DO SOMETHING!!! • Say something like: • “It’s not ok for you to talk to her/him that way and you need to stop.” R E S P O N D

  11. What do I do next?? • Tell an adult that you trust – a parent, teacher, counselor, or administrator….. R E P O R T

  12. What is the key? • You are! • Three steps: • RECOGNIZE • RESPOND • REPORT

  13. Did you know?

  14. Did you know? COMBINED

  15. This means we are losing approximately 100 young people each week to the “Silent Epidemic” of youth suicide

  16. Signs of Concern:

  17. What Can Be Done?

  18. Basic Rule to Remember…

  19. Because a small act of kindness can save/change someone’s life!

  20. QUESTIONS?????????

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