Prepare U Receives International Recognition from the Canadian Psychological Association

By: Prepare U

Prepare U is now strongly supported by leaders from both the American Psychological Association and the Canadian Psychological Association. This makes Prepare U the only universal mental health curriculum with such leadership support in the world, further validating this innovative program’s success in reducing negative symptoms of anxiety, trauma, and stress while increasing personal wellness as well as school climate and culture. Let’s take a look at why this is such an important recognition for Prepare U.

The Mission of Prepare U

Prepare U was developed to provide a life improving universal mental health curricula for schools and students at their most critical developmental stages throughout North America. The program focuses on comprehensive mental health education which includes emotional literacy, self-regulation skills, consequences of unhealthy relationships, as well as supportive problem solving that helps build resiliency in students. Specifically designed to give educators easy to implement evidence-based experiential skill building programs while meeting and exceeding SEL social competencies, Prepare U continues to be a leader in guiding students to cope with life challenges more effectively.

What Does this International Support Mean?

This support from the Canadian Psychological Association reinforces the fact that Prepare U is an effective program backed by research that can help students succeed in the classroom and beyond. This also gives credibility to Prepare U and its programs since it has been evaluated by professionals within the field of psychology who have found it to be successful in reducing negative symptoms like suicidal ideation and attempts, while improving student behavior, socialization, communication, problem-solving ability, self-regulation skills, resilience to stressors, physical health awareness, and overall mental wellness. This is a major accomplishment for Prepare U which undoubtedly opens new opportunities for expansion across North America and beyond.

The letter of support from The Canadian Psychological Association shows us just how far Prepare U has grown since its inception in 2017. With its proven record of success in reducing negative symptoms such as suicidal ideation and attempts, while increasing personal wellness and school culture through their universal mental health curricula, Prepare U is now recognized internationally as a premier program for addressing mental health issues among students in schools throughout North America. Prepare U remains committed to moving the needle in mental health on a personal level and a global scale.

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TAGS: Mental Health Education, Social Emotional learning, Canadian Psychological Association, Student Mental Health

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Prepare U

32780 Grand River Ave, Farmington, MI 48336

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Prepare U is a national leader and pioneer in evidence-based mental health education. With an emphasis on experiential learning, Prepare U’s educational programs have shown to be effective at reducing the effects of negative emotional experiences, while improving participants over wellbeing. These life changing programs are designed to be easy to implement, and meet national and state standards of SEL curriculum. The Prepare U programs have been widely endorsed by leading psychologists from the American Psychological Association, behavioral health institutions, and leading educational leaders throughout North America. Prepare U is providing effective educational tools necessary to get to the root of potential problems, working to prevent unhealthy coping patterns from emerging and flourishing in the first place. To discuss bringing the Prepare U curriculum into your community or home, visit www.prepareu.live or call us at 844-724-5483.