Counseling
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Kindness Journal Challenge
- Day 1: Kindness Journal
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- Great Books for Students
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Welcome to Salt Brook’s Counseling Webpage!
Ms. Danielle Evans, M.A.School CounselorEmail: devans@npsdnj.org(908) 464-7100 Ext. 2685COVID-19 pandemic will inevitably affect your child in non-academic ways. Please don’t hesitate to reach out via email at any time for non-emergency situations. Hybrid learning in the K-6 setting is new territory for us all, and it’s understandable if students experience some anxiety about learning the content, wearing a mask, or the new structure.
Follow-up resources: The Magic FiveWe can all agree that what we are experiencing now is something that we could never have imagined happening. For many of us, all we can talk and think about is COVID-19. It is affecting almost every part of our daily lives. Someday, though, this will all be a memory, something that happened in the past that we all got through, together. Try to think about the positives in your life right now, like the quality family bonding time and that you are safe at home not “stuck” at home. Create your own COVID-19 time capsule to help your family remember the significance of this time.
Last Modified on August 27, 2020