
Social and Emotional Learning and Culture - Aldine
@selculture_aisd
Social and Emotional Learning and Culture Department in Aldine ISD.
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25-08-2020 19:23:07
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Struggling to stay calm, focused, or motivated? Check your sleep habits. Getting quality sleep is one of the most powerful ways to protect your mental health. It helps regulate mood, boosts emotional resilience, improves focus, and supports better decision-making. Aldine ISD


A peaceful space at home invites rest, clarity, and emotional balance. Even small changes can make a big difference in how you feel. Breathe deep. Declutter. Light that candle. Create space for peace. Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD mhanational.org/resources/crea…


Community service isn’t just good for the world, it’s good for your mind too! Volunteering helps reduce stress, builds connection, boosts mood, and raises awareness about mental health. Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD mhanational.org/blog/10-ways-t…


Give yourself permission to feel & heal! Your mind deserves a safe space to rest, reflect, and reset. Whether you're navigating stress, processing emotions, or celebrating small wins, journaling can be a powerful tool to support your mental well-being. Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD


Join us for the following caregiver webinars in May! Aldine ISD ¡Únase a nosotros en los siguientes seminarios web para cuidadores en mayo! Register/RegĂstrese en: parentguidance.org/mhsindex Para asistencia con la registraciĂłn, envĂe un correo electrĂłnico a: [email protected]


A cluttered space can lead to a cluttered mind. When your environment feels chaotic, it can increase stress, lower focus, and drain your energy. Start small, breathe deep, and enjoy the shift. Remember to focus on progress over perfection! Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD


Sometimes the most powerful form of self-care is simply breathing. When life feels overwhelming, your breath can bring you back to center. Deep, intentional breathing signals safety to your brain, lowers stress, and helps you reset in the moment. Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD


Your words have power. Speak life over your mind, peace, and healing through affirmations. They can help reframe negative thoughts, build self-compassion, and strengthen emotional resilience. Say them out loud. Write them down. Repeat them until they feel true. Aldine ISD


Congratulations are extended to our Elementary SEL Specialist of the Year - Meagan Martinez from Kujawa Elementary and Secondary SEL Specialist of the Year - Stephanie Arenal from Plummer MS Aldine ISD! Thank you for your ongoing dedication and commitment! Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD


Sometimes a small shift can spark a big change. Today, do something different. ✨ Take a new route to work. ✨ Try a new coffee spot. ✨ Walk a different path. New surroundings can refresh your mind and open up space for new thoughts.💚 Aldine ISD Diaka R. Melendez


Did you know that meaningful friendships can boost your mental well-being just as much as exercise or rest? Real connection reduces stress, combats loneliness, and even strengthens your immune system. Aldine ISD Diaka R. Melendez screening.mhanational.org/content/how-to…


Staying hydrated isn’t just good for your physical health, it supports your mental clarity, mood, and focus too. Dehydration can increase feelings of anxiety, irritability, and fatigue. A glass of water might be the reset your brain needs. Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD


You pour so much into others, take time to refill your own cup! This weekend, attend a local event to connect, reflect, and recharge. Whether it’s a wellness walk, panel discussion, or mindfulness session, your presence supports your well-being. Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD


Wishing a happy retirement to our incredible social worker! Thank you for your unwavering dedication, compassion, and the positive impact you've had on countless students and families. Your presence will be deeply missed! #AldineImpact Social and Emotional Learning and Culture - Aldine


There are still a few more great sessions to end the month of May! Make sure you check out our parent resource from the Cook Center! Aldine ISD Dr. Marcie J. Strahan

Taking care of your mental health means exploring what helps you feel calm, grounded, and connected. Try a new coping skill because your mental wellness matters! Aldine ISD Diaka R. Melendez Dr. Marcie J. Strahan


Reflect on the boundaries you need to live a more peaceful life. Remember that boundaries aren’t walls; they are bridges to healthier relationships and greater peace of mind. Consider these questions: What do I need more of? What do I need less of? Aldine ISD Diaka R. Melendez


Did you know your mind functions best when your basic needs are met. One way to support your mental clarity and emotional balance is to stay hydrated! Small steps can make a huge impact! Aldine ISD Dr. Marcie J. Strahan


As we wrap up our Mental Health Awareness Month daily posts, consider that your spiritual connection can bring peace, purpose, and perspective. There’s no one right path; simply follow what nurtures your soul. Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD Dr. Marcie J. Strahan


You pour so much into others, take time to refill your own cup! This weekend, attend a local event to connect, reflect, and recharge. Whether it’s a wellness walk, panel discussion, or mindfulness session, your presence supports your well-being. Diaka R. Melendez Aldine ISD
