Too many schools are struggling to keep up with the rising mental health and behavioral challenges among students. Teachers and administrators are overwhelmed, students are slipping through the cracks, and good intentions aren’t enough. Traditional methods simply don’t cut it. Schools need proven, research-backed strategies to support student well-being in ways that actually make a … Read more
Are you finding it increasingly difficult to have tough conversations with caregivers about their student’s behavior issues? Does the stigma around social-emotional learning (SEL) make these discussions even more challenging? You’re not alone. Navigating these conversations is one of the hardest parts of being an educator today. Guardians may be upset, and students may be struggling, … Read more
In the evolving education landscape, securing funding through grants is essential for enhancing the resources available to our schools. eLuma is excited to present the webinar, “Maximizing Resources: Grant Writing for School Administrators,” designed to equip school administrators with the skills and knowledge to write grant proposals effectively. This blog post will provide an overview … Read more
Supporting all students at every educational stage is crucial. Every student deserves an equal chance to excel academically, behaviorally, and socially. The Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework addresses these diverse needs. MTSS is a data-driven approach providing a continuum of supports for all students, tailored to each school and community. It’s designed to ensure … Read more
In the rapidly expanding field of teletherapy, clinicians have many choices when selecting a company to partner with. As new companies emerge, it can be challenging to discern which organization truly offers the best environment for professional growth, support, and overall job satisfaction. eLuma, a leading provider of online therapy services, stands out for its … Read more
Introduction to eLuma’s Teletherapy Survey As the demand for student mental health services rises, K-12 school leaders face increasing challenges in providing adequate support. Staffing shortages, budget constraints, and logistical hurdles often hinder the delivery of effective in-person therapy. Special education departments also face these challenges, including a lack of qualified therapists to meet the … Read more
Therapy is a trusted resource for individuals seeking mental health support. Traditionally, in-person therapy sessions have been the go-to option, allowing students to sit face-to-face with a therapist, establishing a personal connection and a safe space for exploration. With the rise of technology and the demand for student mental and behavioral health support continuing to … Read more
On June 28, 1970, the first official Pride Parade was held in New York City on the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. It took nearly 30 years after this parade for June to be officially established as Pride Month in 1999. And now, over 50 years after the riots that sparked the LGBTQ+ Rights movement, … Read more
Bridge the gap between gratitude and action with eLuma’s best practices for maintaining mental well-being. As we gear up for Teacher Appreciation Week, it’s a perfect time to reflect on what genuine appreciation looks like for educators. Sure, saying “thank you” is nice, but let’s be honest, with everything on our educator’s plates, it’s not enough. … Read more
How eLuma is Fighting the Adolescent Mental Health Crisis, One Intervention at a Time May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to educating people about the importance of mental wellness and advocating for those who may be struggling. At eLuma, we recognize the pivotal role school-based mental health services play in supporting students’ … Read more
eLuma is an end-to-end student services provider that addresses Mental Health and Special Education intervention needs. For over a decade, eLuma has partnered with K-12 school districts nationwide to provide quality online therapy and student support solutions they can trust.
