CAMPUS WELLNESS 360
Components, Topics, & Sample Schedule
Lauded, Unique Components of CW360
Live, Top-Tier Presentations
Interactive online or in-person presentations with renowned expert speakers and discussion guides meet core learning outcomes with research-supported efficacy. Provide your community with diverse instruction and engaging content.
On-Demand Video Library
20-30 minute recorded sessions by national experts reinforce core learning outcomes. Provide supplemental classroom exercises or educational alternatives to traditional disciplinary sanctions.
Student & Family Consultations
Through consultation with experienced counselors, extend professional support to your highest need and crisis situations – whether individual students, families, alumni, and/or employees. Unused hours roll over from one year to the next.
Topics for Live and Recorded Programs:
Healthy Relationships
- Healthy Relationships & Consent
- Sexual Assault on Campuses
- Title IX
- Dating Violence
- Gender Identity & Pronouns
- Engaging Men & Boys
- Masculinity
Substance Use
- Fentanyl & Other Opiods
- Cannabis & Marijuana
- Vaping & Inhalants
- Alcohol
- Addiction
- Risk Taking
Mental Health
- Anxiety
- Stress Management
- Finding Balance
- Mindfulness
- Depression & Suicide Prevention
- Mental Health
Resiliency
- Personal Resiliency
- Grit through Adversity
- Bystander Intervention Skills
- Habits of Successful Leaders
- Goal-Setting
- Peer Leadership
Interpersonal Relationships
- Communication Skills
- Metacognition
- Learning Differences
- Restorative Practices
- Transitions to College
- Bullying
- Cyber-Bullying
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
- Prejudice
- Diversity & Equity
- Subconscious vs. Conscious Bias
- Microaggressions
- Inclusivity
- Community Culture
Technology
- Social Media
- Digital Citizenship
- Technology & Gaming Addiction
- Media Literacy & Disinformation
- Cyber-Civility
- Parenting in a Digital World
- Classroom Technology
Sample Monthly CW360 Presentation Plan
This sample schedule below provides a developmentally-appropriate series for students, parents, and educators.
We can create a customized schedule for your school’s needs.
September: Healthy Relationships
- Lower School – Essentials of Healthy Relationships
- Middle School – Flirting vs. Hurting
- Upper School – Consent vs. Sexual Assault
- Parents – Understanding Flirting, Hurting, & Sexual Misconduct
- Faculty/Staff – Sexual Harassment & Misconduct Prevention
October: Technology
- Lower School – Cyber-Smarts
- Middle School – Cyber-Bullying & Cyber-Civility
- Upper School – Misinformation, Disinformation, & Digital Citizenship
- Parents – Digital Natives vs. Digital Immigrants
- Faculty/Staff – Social Media Interactions with Students, Parents, and Peers
November: Diversity
- Lower School – Celebrating Diversity as We Grow Together
- Middle School – Diversity & Inclusivity
- Upper School – Prejudice, Bias, & Discrimination
- Parents – Raising Children who Value Inclusivity
- Faculty/Staff – Diversity & Inclusivity Training for Educators
December:
Mental Health
- Lower School – Handling Pressure
- Middle School – Depression & Suicide Prevention
- Upper School – Stress & Anxiety Management Strategies
- Parents – The Real Truth about Mental Health
- Faculty/Staff – Stress Relief Tools for Educators
January:
Identity
- Lower School – Bullying & Interpersonal Conflict
- Middle School – Gender & Sexual Identity
- Upper School – Human Sexuality
- Parents – Raising Children in a #MeTooWorld
- Faculty/Staff – Professional Boundaries with Students for Educators
February: Bystander & Upstander Skills
- Lower School – Bystander/Upstander Skills (Level 1)
- Middle School – Bystander/Upstander Skills (Level 2)
- Upper School – Bystander/Upstander Skills (Level 3)
- Parents – Courageous Conversations & Parenting Skill Essentials
- Faculty/Staff – Courageous Conversations
March:
Substance Use
- Lower School – Peer Pressure
- Middle School – Substance Use: Vaping
- Upper School – Substance Use: Alcohol
- Parents – Substance Use: Prevalence & Laws
- Faculty/Staff – Restorative Justice Practices
April: Communication & College Transitions
- Lower School – Communication Skills (Level 1)
- 6th-10th Grade – Communication Skills (Level 2)
- 11th-12th Grade – Transitions to College
- Parents of 11th-12th Grade Students – Transitions to College
- Faculty/Staff – Rolling Back Bias
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