NYS Office of Mental Health announces availability of $105,000 in funding for stigma education projects
The New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) announced the availability of up to $105,000 in grant funding for projects that help reduce the stigma often associated with mental illness. Funding is provided through the voluntary tax check-off program launched in 2016, which allows taxpayers to contribute easily to the ‘Mental Illness Anti-Stigma Fund’ […]
Behind the book: A Counselor’s Guide to Working with Men
This is a repost – we wanted to see what counselors thought. “It is widely acknowledged that men are less likely than women to seek help for mental health issues.” More here: http://ift.tt/1G8ChQJ [button link=”http://www.alfredteachereducation.com/masters-in-counseling-and-mental-health-counseling/”]Get your Masters in Counseling[/button]
8 Things Teachers Should do Before the End of Summer
August?? It’s August?? Oh, man. Where does the time go! Before you hit Staples for the back-to-School sale, please do yourself a favor. Check out our new list: Listen to this post! 8 things teachers should do before the end of the summer. 1. Read something the kids are reading (but NOT that you’re teaching) […]
Intro – Center for Integrated Training and Education Blog
This is our first post on the new CITE Education blog! Hi, thanks for coming. Here’s who we are — CITE has been a leader in Graduate Education Courses, Teacher Certification, Educational Administration Certification, School Counseling and Mental Health Counseling Certification since 1983. We partner with Colleges and Universities to offer classes geared for the […]
