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School Well-Being Screening

​​What is School Well Being Screening?



SCHOOL WELL BEING SCREENING is the process to identify the strengths and needs of a child. We screen all children three times across an academic year. Just like hearing and vision screeners completed with the school nurse, well being screeners are done by the school’s Well-Being Team (WBT).
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​​What is the Purpose of

Well-Being Screening?

   Support students:
  • who are or maybe experiencing social, emotional, and/or behavioral difficulties.
  • who are at-risk for mental health concerns.
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​​Members of the WBT

  • ​School Teachers, Psychologist, Counselors, and Social Workers
  • School Nurse/O/PT, SLP
  • Community Mental Health Clinicians
  • School Administration
  • University of Utah & Utah State University Psychology Students & Psychiatry Residents 

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​Benefits of Screening-Informed
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​Support Services

  • Increases students’ sense of empowerment and self-esteem.
  • Teaches essential social-emotional-behavioral skills.
  • Provides immediate mental health support.
  • Connects families with community providers as needed.
  • Reduces stigma about mental health.
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  • Home
  • About the Lab
    • Aaron J Fischer PhD BCBA-D
    • Lab Leadership
    • Current Lab Members
    • Project Descriptions
    • Alumni Lab Members
  • Utah SMH Collaborative
    • School Well-Being Screening
    • Student Well-Being Ambassador Program
    • USMHC Social Media Campaign
    • School Mental Health Resources
  • Research
    • Distance Education & Online Pedagogy
    • Early Intervention
    • Supervision & Training
    • Behavior Observation & Measurement
    • School Mental Health
    • School Behavioral Supports
    • Telehealth
    • Education Advocacy
    • Grants
  • Donate
  • Media Coverage
  • Presentations & Webinars
    • U-TTEC Webinar Series
    • DEI in Education & Mental Health Series
    • 20-21 Let's Chat Series
  • Tools and Resources
    • Community Resources
    • How do YOU Flow? ​​
  • Lab Events
  • Contact
  • DEI in Education & Mental Health Series