Taking Care of Yourself During the Holidays: A Survival Guide for Educators and School Faculty
It’s understandable that teachers and school leaders feel overwhelmed. After a demanding fall semester, it’s essential to take time for yourself. The holidays give educators a chance to take a breath and recharge, especially when self-care has been on the back burner
What are the Different Types of Shoplifters?
Shoplifters have different motivations for shoplifting. What are the motives for each type, and why would a person continue to shoplift in spite of negative consequences?
Course Highlight: Under the Influence
Under the Influence is a personalized, interaction alcohol intervention course that works for adults and juveniles in courts, high schools, and colleges.
AI in Education: Benefits, Concerns, and Practical Applications
According to a recent survey, 60% of educators now incorporate AI tools in the classroom, and this figure is expected to increase as younger teachers enter the workforce. With AI technology becoming integral across various professions, familiarizing students with AI not only prepares them for the future job market but also enhances the classroom experience. […]
7 Things We’ve Learned in 25 Years in Behavioral Health
As we celebrate 25 years of service in behavioral health, we’re taking this milestone as an opportunity to reflect on the valuable lessons we’ve learned along the way. We’ve worked with over 4 million individuals in thousands of colleges, secondary schools and courts/agencies in the country. Here are seven essential insights from our journey: 1. […]
Safety Tips to Keep You Scare Free This Halloween
Halloween is just around the corner, and while it’s a thrilling time for spooky decorations, creative costumes, and candy galore, it’s also essential to keep safety in mind. Whether you’re trick-or-treating with your kids, going out with friends, or staying in to pass out candy, here are some tips to make sure you have a […]
Marijuana: A Gateway Drug?
Marijuana use, particularly during adolescence, has been linked to significant physical and mental health risks. One of the most concerning aspects is the idea that marijuana may act as a “gateway drug” to more dangerous substances. Research supports this to some extent: adolescents (ages 12-17) who use marijuana are seven times more likely to use […]
The Rising Dangers of Zyn: How Nicotine Pouches Are Impacting College Campuses
Nicotine use on college campuses is evolving, with new products like Zyn nicotine pouches quickly gaining popularity. While marketed as a “clean” and “discreet” alternative to smoking or vaping, these pouches carry hidden dangers that could lead to long-term health consequences. Zyn’s rise in sales, especially among college students, is raising concerns about nicotine addiction […]
How to Keep Your Campus Safe During Rush
The start of a new school year brings many exciting opportunities for students: new classes, friends, and activities. Among those activities is the chance to join a fraternity or sorority during rush. While Greek life offers many benefits for its members, including professional development and community service events, students must be aware of the potential […]
How to Implement Prevention Education on Your Campus
Effective prevention education is one of the most impactful ways schools and learning communities can create a safe, supportive, and secure learning environment. Data consistently shows that classroom- and school-based prevention education, when following best practices, significantly reduces high-risk behaviors among young people. At 3rd Millennium Classrooms, our prevention education courses are designed to engage […]
