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  • Occupational Health Psychology

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  • Educator stress significantly impacts well-being and job performance.
  • School psychologists possess skills crucial for addressing staff mental health.

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  • To outline the role of school psychologists in leading staff well-being initiatives.
  • To introduce the Educator Well-Being Program as a framework for school-based interventions.

Main Methods:

  • The Educator Well-Being Program provides a structured approach.
  • Focuses on identifying stress contributors and developing targeted strategies.

Main Results:

  • School psychologists are well-positioned to champion and lead these initiatives.
  • The program empowers psychologists to engage educators effectively.

Conclusions:

  • School psychologists are vital leaders in promoting educator well-being.
  • The Educator Well-Being Program offers a practical model for schools.