Back to School:

Expected bumps or time to seek help?

A few bumps during the transition back to school are normal. Students may experience anxiety, difficulty getting back into routines, challenges with attention, or changes in behavior as they adjust.

In his Psychology Today article, Dr. Joel Young shares guidance for parents on navigating common back-to-school challenges and recognizing when difficulties with anxiety, learning, behavior, or mood may warrant additional support.

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For some students, having the right accommodations in place can make an important difference in their school experience.

In this video, learn more about school accommodations and how appropriate support can help students navigate academic challenges and feel better equipped for the classroom.

Helping Students Access the Support They Need

For some students, having the right accommodations in place can make an important difference in their school experience. In this video, learn more about school accommodations and how appropriate support can help students navigate academic challenges and feel better equipped for the classroom.

September is Suicide Prevention Month

Suicide Prevention Month is an important reminder that conversations about mental health matter.

Warning signs shouldn't be dismissed or minimized. Changes in mood or behavior, increasing hopelessness, risky behavior, substance use, or talking about suicide can indicate that someone needs support.

In his Psychology Today article, Dr. Young discusses common misconceptions about suicide, warning signs families should take seriously, and why reaching out for professional help matters.

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We're Here for You

A new school year doesn't have to mean navigating new challenges alone.

Whether your family has questions about anxiety, attention, mood, learning concerns, or other mental health needs, RCBM's team is here to provide guidance and support.

Have a question or a topic you'd like us to cover in a future newsletter? Hit reply - we'd love to hear from you.

Best Wishes,

The RCBM Team