💻Instant Download (PowerPoint + Instructor Notes + Handouts)
💲Price: $250

Help Your Staff Lead with Confidence and Compassion

Camps are filled with joy, creativity, and growth—but also moments of emotional challenge. The Mental Health Care at Camp course equips your team with the tools to handle both.

This 90-minute, ready-to-use training helps staff ages 16–25 understand the difference between a mental health crisis and a concern, how to prevent emotional escalation, and what steps to take when support is needed. Whether you’re preparing for camper behavior, staff burnout, or sensitive conversations, this curriculum builds a proactive culture of care.

Created with best practices from the National Council on Mental Wellbeing and the American Camp Association, this course is designed for real camp moments—and the people who make them meaningful.

What’s Included:

✅ Fully editable PowerPoint presentation (ready to customize for your camp)

✅ Detailed Instructor Notes (with talking points, training tips, and "watch outs")

✅ Participant Note-Taking Page (print-friendly format)

✅ Staff Reflection Exit Slip

✅ National Help Line Resource List (USA & Canada)

✅ Optional Pre-Training Guide for First-Time Staff

✅ Camp Scenarios (Day & Overnight Programs)

✅ Built-in messaging for self-care, boundaries, and post-incident support

Topics Covered:

• Understanding Crisis vs. Concern

• Preventing Escalation: Camp-based strategies

• How to Stay Calm in Difficult Moments

• Knowing When and How to Get Help

• Staff Roles vs. Mental Health Professionals

• Responding to Self-Harm Disclosures

• Ending Sarcasm to Build Safer Spaces

• Supporting the Post-COVID Camper

• Staff Self-Care After Tough Days

• Talking with Parents: What’s appropriate and what’s not

Recommended For: Camp Directors, Mental Health Coordinators, and Senior Staff looking to train youth staff (ages 16–25) at day or overnight camps.

🔒 Licensed for single-organization use