3 Things to Keep in Mind as a Bystander of Sexual Assault

Sexual assault is a serious issue that affects millions of people every year. As a bystander, it can be difficult to know when and how to intervene in a situation where someone is being sexually assaulted. In this blog post, we will discuss three main points to consider when deciding whether to intervene as a […]

Strategies for Fostering Positive Relationships With School Resource Officers

As students, educators and staff, we all want to feel safe in our schools. One way that schools try to ensure this is by having School Resource Officers (SROs) on campus. SROs are law enforcement officers who are assigned to work in schools to help maintain a safe and secure learning environment. Not only can […]

The Lowdown on Medical Amnesty Laws: Why Educating College Students Matters

Unfortunately, there is a stigma attached to alcohol and drug-related emergencies. Students may hesitate to seek help due to concerns about judgment or reputational damage— especially if they are underage drinking. They are often afraid, ashamed or they simply don’t know who to call in the face of these emergencies.  According to the Medical Amnesty […]

Tips for Maintaining Mental Health over the Holidays

If the thought of the holidays doesn’t exactly fill you with cheer, don’t worry – you’re not alone. Around 64% of people with mental illness report that the holidays make their conditions worse. Moreover, according to the American Psychological Association, roughly 38% of people overall say their stress increases during the holiday season, which can […]

3 Tips for Teaching Emotional Regulation Skills to Students

With dramatic increases in students with anxiety and trauma from adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), educators must address emotional challenges in the classroom and rethink discipline. Research has shown that “children who have difficulty regulating their emotions have trouble learning in the classroom and are less productive and accurate when completing assignments,” (Graziano, Reavis, Keane, & […]

Online Anti-Theft Class for Shoplifting Intervention

Anti-theft classes are designed to reduce repeat offenses in low-risk offenders who may have an addiction to stealing. 3rd Millennium Classrooms provides STOPLifting, an online educational course that may be mandated by a court, legal order, legal representative, parole or probation officer, or other agency for shoplifting or petty theft violations.