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This section provides information about Indiana school personnel who are designated as behavior consultants and social emotional learning/mental health coordinators.

A subscription form for the free ISMHI Newsletter can be found here at the bottom of the page. The ISMHI Newsletter provides information articles on topics relating to school mental health, resources for support about various topics and services and workshops sponsored by ISMHI.

ISMHI is a project of Indiana Resource Center for Autism and Indiana Institute on Disability and Community. Information and links to the IIDC Library, Resources on Race,Equity, and Understanding compiled by IIDC staff and the resource tool, Finder have been included on this page.

Resources on Race, Equity and Understanding

We act in solidarity with our Black colleagues, family, and friends.

In an organization as large as the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community (IIDC), we have multiple perspectives and ideas, but we share a commitment to seeking and demanding equity for marginalized communities.

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Indiana School District Behavior Consultants

Indiana school personnel who play a designated role in providing support related to the social emotional needs of students, challenging behavior and overall mental health of the whole student are listed by county. Click button below to view list.

For more information or to join this community of practice, contact Betty Lou Rowe at bettrowe@iu.edu.

Indiana School District Behavior Consultant List

Social Emotional Learning/Mental Health Coordinators

Indiana School personnel who take the lead in supporting district wide efforts in building capacity to address both the social emotional needs of students and their mental health issues.

If you serve in this role and are interested in connecting, contact Dr. Kristy Eaton at kbeaton@iu.edu.

Select from any of the filters below to find resources available from Indiana School Mental Health Initiative.

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The Indiana Institute on Disability and Community has a full-service lending library with a wide variety of resources about disabilities across the lifespan. Regardless of where you live, we are happy to lend our materials to you through the mail or to help you find the answers you need.

We’re normally open weekdays from 8 am to 11:30 am and 12:30 pm to 4 pm ET.

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For those with disabilities and their families, trying to navigate a complex web of services, programs, and other disability-related community resources can be daunting. In November, 2020, IU’s Indiana Institute on Disability and Community (IIDC) partnered with AWS Foundation of Ft. Wayne, IN, to implement Indiana Disability Resource FINDER as part of its library information and referral services.

“Research has shown that locating information about disability services and resources is a major hurdle for community stakeholders and disability professionals. As a state-wide tool, FINDER assists in making information accessible and geographically relevant for all Hoosiers,” said Derek Nord, IIDC director. “Through our extensive work across Indiana that touches on all stages of life, the IIDC is excited to expand FINDER’s reach to make it the go-to resource.”

FINDER provides 24/7 access to community services, is easy to use, and supports first-time users with a step-by-step guide. For more experienced users, it has advanced search features. Regardless of how information is located, search results are immediately available, can be saved for future use and shared.