Advocating for Mental Health Supports in Schools 1st Edition

Transform how your school supports student well‑being with Advocating for Mental Health Supports in Schools, 1st Edition by Katherine A. Dockweiler. This essential guide is crafted for school counselors, administrators, teachers, school psychologists, and policy advocates who need practical, evidence‑based strategies to create sustainable mental health systems within K–12 settings.

Inside, Dockweiler presents a clear advocacy framework that moves from research and policy context to actionable steps for implementation. Readers will find guidance on building cross‑sector partnerships, securing district and community buy‑in, designing tiered supports, and measuring outcomes to inform continuous improvement. Realistic case examples and implementation tips make it easy to adapt ideas for urban, suburban, and rural school districts across the U.S.

Whether you’re shaping district mental health plans, training staff, or influencing state and local policy, this 1st Edition offers the tools to turn intention into impact. The writing is practical and solutions‑oriented, focusing on equity, culturally responsive practices, and sustainable funding strategies that resonate with diverse school communities.

Equip your team with a roadmap for meaningful change: better student engagement, reduced crises, and stronger school–community partnerships. Ideal for professional development, leadership planning, or individual study, Advocating for Mental Health Supports in Schools is a must‑have resource for anyone committed to improving student mental health in educational settings.

Order your copy today and start building a school system where every student’s mental health is supported and prioritized.

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