Educator Blog

As social-emotional learning for students continues to grow, what about SEL for teachers? Learn how supporting adult SEL can pay off in the classroom.

Is your institution using a stepped care model to map mental health resources? See how universities are using stepped care to meet students where they are, with the right services.

Definitions of effective communication encompass not just the exchange of information, but also the manner in which that information is communicated: in a way that both parties understand and feel ready to act. How can schools of health professions and healthcare organizations ensure that their provider workforce is prepared, confident, and likely to practice effective communication skills with patients?

What do teachers and school staff really want from professional development? Giving them a voice in how they learn can open doors that lead to major benefits for school districts.

Community colleges face unique challenges compared to four-year universities. But there are steps they can take to address student mental health, even with fewer on-campus resources.

As healthcare leaders face opioid and mental health crises, integrating behavioral health into primary care is seeing promising results. Here’s how they’re doing it and why.

A new article by PCMag.com highlights how Kognito simulations utilize psychology, role-playing game theory, and artificial intelligence to help healthcare professionals strengthen communication skills and better support patient health.

We talked with Ian Krueger, Suicide Awareness Educator at Crisis Services of Northern Alabama. Since the summer of 2018, Ian has reached over 1,600 middle and high school students with mental health and suicide prevention training with Kognito’s Friend2Friend simulation. Ian tells us more about how he works with the community and local schools, and the changes he has seen through implementing mental health education for students.