Psychologists emphasize that school violence is a community issue, with parents, schools, and socioeconomic factors all playing a role in children's mental health.
There is a need for safe spaces for children to express vulnerability and receive support, as well as psychoeducation for families to better manage emotions and recognize mental health challenges.
Addressing school violence requires thorough psychological evaluations and a community-wide commitment to understanding and supporting the mental health needs of children and their families.
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This is Part 2 of a two-part story. Read Part 1: Psychologists want us to rethink what we ask about school violence
