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Examining the Mental and Behavioral Health Vulnerabilities of Child Cancer Survivors

Children are surviving pediatric cancer at remarkable rates due to advancements in modern medicine. However, the early cancer experience can have long-term negative effects on cognitive, behavioral, and emotional functioning. In this review, we examine the vulnerabilities, science, impact, implications and alignment of the 5-Elements of Systemic Wellbeing Framework with A Moment of Magic’s Express Create Heal Programs.

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College Students Vulnerability to Mental Health Problems: A Review of the Research

College students face a variety of mental health challenges. There are nine vulnerabilities in particular that increase the risk of developing mental health or behavioral disorders. These vulnerabilities include risky behavior, serious life events, household dysfunction, learning and development problems, abuse, economic disadvantage, chronic illness, poor access to support, and discrimination. By understanding these vulnerabilities, we can work to create a more supportive campus environment and help students thrive.

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Predictive Analytics In Mental Health Prevention for Colleges/Universities

Colleges/universities could benefit from using predictive analytics in mental health prevention. Predictive analytics is a quintessential type of advanced analysis that uses past data in conjunction with statistical modeling, data mining, and machine learning, to predict future outcomes. Predictive analytics is crucial for mental health prevention especially considering the recent wave of mental health crises on college campuses. 

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Value ‘Navigator’

Helping children to make healthy emotional investments to improve mood, behavior, and cognition requires ongoing coaching from healthy adult and peer influences. However, there are very specific, effective behaviors proven to help both children and adults assign value to meaningful things that shape good mental health. Our visuals are nautical elements at Mind the Class, therefore we call our protocols, Navigators, because they serve as a pathway to success.

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