• Resilient Minds Mental Health Curriculum | Dr. Belinda Karge & Dr. Kara Bratton

  • Oct 5 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
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Resilient Minds Mental Health Curriculum | Dr. Belinda Karge & Dr. Kara Bratton

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  • Concern for the mental health of young people has exponentially increased in recent years. How can Christian schools help their students? In this episode, Dr. Belinda Karge and Dr. Bratton join host Elizabeth Pittman to answer this question and dive into the curriculum they co-authored along with Dr. Jeremiah Stokes, Resilient Minds: Christ-Centered Mental Health Curriculum.

    Learn more about the curriculum for 5th-8th grade students at cph.org/resilientminds.

    Show Notes
    Listen to the episode now as Belinda and Kara discuss their biblical, research-based curriculum on mental health, Resilient Minds: Christ-Centered Mental Health Curriculum.

    Resilient Minds is now available for grades 5 to 8. Both age groups have a designated student book and teacher guide. The age groups cover the same topics, but lessons are differentiated to fit the needs of students based on their age level.

    Curriculum for high school students is set to release in May 2025.

    About the Guests
    Dr. Belinda Karge is professor of doctoral programs and the chair of EdD Special Education Leadership at Concordia University Irvine.
    Dr. Kara Bratton is an assistant professor in the school of education in the EdD program at Concordia University Irvine.
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