Empower students to develop important social and emotional skills to promote healthy development, resiliency, and well-being with engaging, video-based courses. Deliver critical prevention education on depression, stress and anxiety, self-harm, suicide, and more.
Depression in teens is a serious mental health issue, especially when unrecognized and untreated. This course educates students on the warning signs and symptoms of depression, how it can affect their health, and strategies for seeking help.
Understand symptoms and warning signs
Identify strategies for coping with depression
Provide strategies and resources for seeking help
In today’s world of image-focused social media, young people are often extremely conscious of how they look and may struggle with dangerous eating disorders. This course focuses on awareness and prevention by helping students understand eating disorders and providing them with tools and resources to help with recovery.
Define eating disorders
Identify common risk factors
Recognize signs and symptoms
Explore resources to support recovery
Up to 60% of kids between the ages of ten and nineteen will self-injure at least once. This course helps students understand what self-harm is and why it happens and provides strategies and resources to guide students in seeking help for themselves or others.
Understand examples of self-harm
Identify physical and mental warning signs
Provide strategies for seeking help
Practice ways to support others
This course helps students develop skills to understand and manage their emotions, to recognize the difference between stress and anxiety, and to identify and use stress management and help-seeking strategies.
Understand how stress can lead to anxiety
Recognize symptoms of stress and anxiety
Identify common causes of anxiety
Explore stress and anxiety relievers
Suicide is the third leading cause of death among young people. Education is one key component of ongoing suicide prevention programming. This course will help students identify suicide risk – in themselves and in others – so that they are empowered to intervene and/or ask for support.
Recognize warning signs of depression and suicide
Identify ways to seek help
Explore healthy ways to manage stress and anxiety
Practice strategies for supporting others
Engaging safety and wellness courses specifically customized for middle and high school students featuring diverse peer presenters.
High-quality, trustworthy content written by K–12 subject matter experts.
Flexible courses that work in a variety of settings to meet student and educator needs, from classroom instruction to individual lessons and more.
Youth Suicide Prevention
Self-Harm Awareness and Prevention
Eating Disorder Awareness and Prevention
"We use Vector’s Student Courses to supplement instruction in areas that often cause concern for our students. We value the ease of use, the understandability, and the positive, informational content.”
Dr. Gina Wohlford
Superintendent
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May 3, 2023
