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Building Social-Emotional Learning Competencies

The CASEL framework addresses five areas that are fundamental to SEL competence. These skills are important for collaboration and perspective-taking, and serve students well in school and in life. By building skills in these areas, students manage their emotions, handle challenges, and reach their goals.

5 Social-Emotional Learning Competencies:

• Self-awareness: the ability to recognize one’s strengths and limitations with a sense of confidence and purpose
• Self-management: the ability to manage one’s feelings and behavior, including handling stress 
• Social awareness: the ability to understand the perspectives of others, including those from diverse backgrounds
• Relationship skills: the ability to communicate clearly, listen actively, and work collaboratively to problem solve
• Responsible decision-making: the ability to evaluate the benefits and consequences of various actions

A Core Solution was formed in 2014 by four career driven women who purposed in their heart to make a difference in their community. They saw the day to day struggle of the single mother, the single father, the broken home and the forgotten teenager. Their goal was to create a safe nurturing environment where people could come to re-discover themselves through grace, assistance, education and above all else love. We specifically address the needs of low-income families, youth and children, older adults, veterans, people affected by disabilities and financial hardship.

A Core Solution was formed in 2014 by four career driven women who purposed in their heart to make a difference in their community. They saw the day to day struggle of the single mother, the single father, the broken home and the forgotten teenager. Their goal was to create a safe nurturing environment where people could come to re-discover themselves through grace, assistance, education and above all else love. We specifically address the needs of low-income families, youth and children, older adults, veterans, people affected by disabilities and financial hardship.

 

Want help from an IEHP Health Navigator? 

Health Navigators from IEHP will help you and your family navigate mental and physical health care challenges, as well as help the whole family with physical needs. This service is COMPLETELY FREE! Click here to submit a referral to IEHP.

• Hazel Health- your student's FREE access to Hazel Health continues over the summer for emotional & mental health services! (anxiety, depression, changes, loneliness, identity, body image, etc...)

 

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• Reduce screen time with clear boundaries. Check out these 10 Tips for Taking Screen Breaks English | Spanish
• Family Activities:
  • Create a Family Vision Board English | Spanish
  • Create an "At Home Feel Good Plan" (all ages) English | Spanish
  • Take Care of YOU: Self-Care Tips for Parents & Caregivers English | Spanish

• Free mental health apps for students & families Soluna (teens to age 25) | Brightlife (kids 0-12)