Student Assistance Training International
The Institute provides in-depth training to schools and communities in the prevention and intervention of all high risk behavior
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Product Model
TWELVE COMPONENTS OF A
STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
DEFINITION
A comprehensive primary prevention and early intervention program for students in primary and secondary schools and higher education. The program includes a systematic effort to educate, identify, assess, refer, and support students with substance misuse and other high-risk behaviors interfering with their education and life development.
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Benefits of a Student Assistance Program
- Reduction of student alcohol, tobacco and other drug use
- Improved student academic performance, attitude, attendance & retention
- Reduced bullying and other forms of violence
- Reduced school exclusion
- Improved student emotional and social well-being
- Prevent suicide and self-harm
- Improve school climate for students and staff
- Promote and strengthen resiliency
- Respect and caring for self and others
- Reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness
- Build healthy relationships
- Promote understanding and caring between staff and students
- Give all staff universal helping skills to help today’s young people
© Cheryl Watkins, Executive Director, Student Assistance Training International 2013
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