NURSE CENTER
Health Services
Our mission is to foster the growth, development, and educational achievement of all students by promoting health and wellness, and a safe and supportive environment.
Stone Ridge Academy’s Health Services
The Coordinated School Health Model is a multifaceted approach that encompasses a wide range of essential components necessary for promoting and enhancing the physical, mental, social, and emotional well-being of students. It is a comprehensive strategy that aims to create a healthy and safe learning environment for students, teachers, and staff alike. The model encompasses various domains, including health education, physical education, health services, nutrition services, counseling, and psychological services, a healthy school environment, and family/community involvement.
By implementing this model, schools can help students achieve their full potential by providing them with the necessary tools and resources to lead healthy and successful lives. By prioritizing the implementation of the Coordinated School Health Model, educators and administrators can create a comprehensive approach to supporting student health that benefits the entire school community.
MY SUPPORT MAP
- It is a strength to be able to reach out for help when you need it.
- Fill in our support map for each area with people you know that can help you in some way..
- Example: At School, your teachers, counselors, principals, coaches, and office staff are some people that can help you.
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
SAD is a form of MDD with a seasonal pattern. Children with this form of depression tend to experience symptoms primarily when the hours of daylight are shorter, as occurs during the winter months in the northern hemisphere.
Risk factors for childhood depression can include life stressors such as:
- Changing to a new school
- Conflict in the home
- Dealing with bullying– in person or on social media
- Dealing with medical issues
- Parental separation or divorce
- Starting school
In addition to the above life stressors, adolescents and teens may also deal with the following
- Academic stress, especially related to college admissions
- Athletic performance pressure
- Dating relationships, including negative relationships and breakups
- Sleep deprivation
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