This training is offered through the Mental Health Awareness Training (MHAT) project, which offers free, evidence-based mental health training to all school staff in Georgia. For more information, including how you can schedule training for your school, district, or RESA, check out our MHAT Flyer.
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Safe Spaces Made Simple: Tools to Support Psychological Safety (Teachers)
March 2 - April 22
Description:
This session is designed and scheduled for classroom teachers, as their limited schedules make accessing mental health professional learning difficult. To keep these sessions accessible for them, we kindly ask non‑classroom staff to register for our other available training opportunities.
This interactive workshop provides school personnel with advanced strategies for recognizing and addressing psychological safety concerns in students, using Timothy R. Clark’s Four Stages of Psychological Safety as a framework. Participants will engage in scenario-based discussions and problem-solving exercises to analyze student behaviors, evaluate effective intervention strategies, and implement practical classroom techniques that support inclusion, learning, participation, and critical thinking. By the end of the session, participants will leave with actionable strategies and a personalized action plan to enhance psychological safety in their classrooms and school communities.
Duration: 1 hour
Intended Audience: Elementary Teachers, High School Teachers, Middle School Teachers, Teacher Leaders
DOE Office: Whole Child Supports
Topics: Mental Health, Wellbeing, Whole Child Supports
Event Type: Event - Multiday
Delivery Mode(s): Virtual
Event will be recorded: No
Primary Contact: Molly Sims - MHATscheduling@doe.k12.ga.us
To report an issue with the event link, please email the event contact.
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