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How can we find a greater sense of purpose and meaning? Being part of something bigger than ourselves - and focusing on the things we value - is vital for our wellbeing. So let's take time to reflect on what we care about this month and prioritize the things that matter. Source: www.actionforhappiness.org/may 
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Keeping active is a great way to boost our mental wellbeing. So this month we're encouraging everyone to get moving and get outdoors as much as possible. Whatever your circumstances or physical limitations, you can find your own ways to be a bit more active. We don't need to run marathons - there are simple things we can all do to take care of our bodies, like unplugging from technology, reconnecting with nature and getting more sleep! Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live. Jim Rohn Source: www.actionforhappiness.org/active-april   NUAMES Nighthawks!
My name is Stephanie Grotzky and I am your School Social Worker. This is my second year at NUAMES and I have been a licensed School Social Worker for the past 11 years. I am also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I am proud to be a part of our great school and love serving each and everyone of you. I have included a description of some of the services I provide to students, parents, the school and in the community. I am available to you all at stephaniegrotzky@weber.edu or sgrotzky@dsdmail.net. You may also reach me via Google Voice text: (385) 240-0440. What is a School Social Worker? School Social Workers (SSW) are a vital part of the educational team, working together with educational administrators, teachers, counselors, psychologists, nurses, speech and language pathologists and other staff. Their unique graduate level training in social work enables them to understand and interpret the influences of the school, home, and community on children. School Social Workers identify factors that can make school a more successful experience for students. What do School Social Workers Do? School social workers help STUDENTS:
Let's take the time to pause, breathe and really take in what's all around us. This month we're encouraging you to take some time to look within. Learning to be more mindful and aware can do wonders for our well-being in all areas of life - like the way we eat, the things we notice or our relationships. It helps us get in tune with our feelings and stops us dwelling on the past or worrying about the future - so we get more out of the day-to-day. It can also help us identify what we're grateful for, which has been proven to help boost your happiness levels! Source: www.actionforhappiness.org/mindful-march  We need each other more than ever right now! This month let's focus on reaching out to connect with others and doing our best to be a good friend. Our acts of kindness and connection ripple out and impact so many more people than we realize- and they also boost our own happy hormones too! In stressful times people around us may be feeling the strain, so let's try to keep calm, take time to listen and show compassion. Source:www.actionforhappiness.org/friendly-february  How can we start this new year happier? Things have certainly not been easy over the last year, and we are still in difficult and uncertain times. The best way to try to handle our difficult emotions and experiences is by focusing on what we can control. This month, we're encouraging everyone to focus on small steps to try to boost happiness - for ourselves and others around us - to spread kindness and hopefully inspire others to do the same. Source: www.actionforhappiness.org/happier-january  NUAMES Parents/Guardians-
Usually, during HOPE WEEK the Hope Squad hosts a parent/student education night where we are able to provide mental health information and resources - but with the COVID-19 large group gathering restrictions, we aren't able to hold this event. However, we felt that it was important to still provide our NUAMES families with resources and mental health supports. The Utah Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health - Digital App "My Strength" https://mystrength.com/ Utah State Board of Education - Suicide Prevention Resources *See Parent/Student Resources Page National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) - Mental Health Resources and Support Groups *See Parent/Student Resources Page Davis County - Youth Services Directory http://www.co.davis.ut.us/docs/librariesprovider4/default-document-library/youth-services-directory-2018.pdf Weber-County-Prevention-Resources/Programs https://www.weberhs.net/prevention Davis Behavioral Health - Prevention Resources for Individuals and Families. During the summer Davis Behavioral Health hosted an "Illumination" Event with Hank Smith and the EveryDay Strong Program, which focused on building strong families through communication and connection. Juniors/Seniors can receive seminar credit for viewing these video presentations. Your family can watch these videos at the link: https://www.dbhutah.org/prevention-resources/ We HOPE that these resources and information will be beneficial for your family. We know this has been a difficult and challenging year and we are PROUD of our NAUMES students for doing HARD THINGS and responding with such resiliency! NUAMES COUNSELING DEPARTMENT 2020 has been a difficult year in so many ways. We have suffered with uncertainty, anxiety, isolation and challenges with our financial situation, health or relationships. One thing that can hold us together and help us get through is kindness. Although we can't change our situation, we can choose to respond to others (and ourselves) with kindness. And when we're kind, everything goes better. We help others, we help ourselves and we encourage others to be kinder too. Source: https://www.actionforhappiness.org/december  Flu Shots available now through December 15th and provided on a first come, first served basis. Call (801) 393-5355 or visit one of these 3 Midtown Locations: -781 25th Street, Ogden -2240 Adams Avenue, Ogden -269 West 33rd Street, Ogden Brought to you by Midtown Community Health Center , Ogden Civic Action Network and Ogden's Multicultural Task Force on COVID-19 Vacuna de la Gripa (influenza) disponible desede ahora hasta el 15 de diciembre. Hay un limite de vacunas disponible. Llame (801) 393-5355 o visite uno de los 3 locales de Midtown: -781 25th Street, Ogden -2240 Adams Avenue, Ogden -269 West 33rd Street, Ogden Traido a usted por Midtown Community Health Center , Ogden Civic Action Network and Ogden's Multicultural Task Force on COVID-19   |
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