Ghosted

This virtual, mental health and resilience program, for grades 8 to 10, is part of the Thriving Schools Resilience in School Environments (RISE) initiative. The program helps students normalize the conversation about mental health, break down the stigma associated with anxiety, depression, and anger, and lets them know they are not alone.

Ghosted tells the story of 4 students as they navigate school, their home life, and changing friendships. After seeking support from the school counselor, the group comes together to create a community where their mental health challenges and their diverse identities are accepted.

Key Concepts

Through this program, students learn to:

Combat stigma by normalizing mental health challenges
Develop skills to talk about stress, anxiety, depression, and suicide prevention
Identify coping strategies to build resilience
Access resources for help

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What people are saying about ‘GHOSTED’

“I agree with my students who said, ‘You guys are awesome.’ Thanks!!”

Educator, Stone Mountain, GA

“Thank you for making it possible for students to better visualize mental health and resiliency concepts through this programming. Kudos to your team for making it work in the virtual world!!”

“This is hands down the best presentation from any organization that deals with mental health that I’ve experienced with students.”

Educator, James Logan High School, Fremont, CA

“I think it can help people understand anxiety and other mental health issues that are more common in teens and their peers. It helped me find ways to calm myself if I ever feel stressed.”

Student, Radford High School, Honolulu, Hawaii

Resources

Handout

Ghosted – Information Sheet

This info sheet provides a brief overview about Ghosted, including a program description, program activities, and booking information.

Handout

Ghosted – Resources

This resource for students provides information and links for organizations that provide mental health support and services.