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Session Type: Symposium
Stress is manifested in many ways in educational settings. This symposium presents research on methods of assessing and intervening with stress in K - 12 and college settings, including both teacher and student populations. The focus of assessment included measures of coping resources as well as risk for stress. Data sources include local samples, national datasets, and participants in stress interventions. Each of the contributions will focus on a specific aspect of the stress and coping process and will illuminate the unique features pertaining to each context.
Measuring Preventive Coping: Factor Structure of the Preventive Resources Inventory - Molly Allender, The University of Texas at Austin; Susan Murphy, University of Texas; Christopher J. Mccarthy, The University of Texas at Austin; Kristen Mosley, University of Texas at Austin
Exploration of Public School Teachers' Risk for Stress: Does Racial/Ethnic Congruence Matter? - Jendayi Dillard, University of Texas at Austin; Lauren Helena Boyle, The University of Texas at Austin; Christopher J. Mccarthy, The University of Texas at Austin
Does Risk for Stress and Burnout Cross Over in Secondary Schools? Evidence From Secondary School Teachers - Emily Playfair, University of Texas at Austin; Paul G. Fitchett, University of North Carolina - Charlotte; Cassandra Gearhart, University of Texas at Austin
Multisystemic School-Based Mental Health Services for Students, Parents, and Staff: Preliminary Findings - Elizabeth Minne, Vida Clinic
Exploring the Effectiveness of a Trauma-Informed Mind-Body Group Intervention for Teachers - Maytal Eyal, The University of Texas at Austin; Travis Bauer, University of Texas at Austin; Emily Playfair, University of Texas at Austin; (Sally) Quyen Do, The University of Texas at Austin