Education
Interactive Mental Health Program Comes to BHHS
The program included singer and songwriter Jess Hoover, who shared her own mental health journey with students while also inspiring them to create their own masterpiece.
In recognition of Suicide Prevention Month, spaceMVMNT SOUL debuted an interactive mental health curriculum for Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) students on Sept. 14. Over 200 students experienced the program, produced by the NormanAid Wellness Center. The program included singer and songwriter Jess Hoover, who shared her own mental health journey with students while also inspiring them to create their own masterpiece. “We are all so grateful and honored to have the opportunity to offer the spaceMVMNT SOUL program to Beverly Hills High School students and to kick off our Suicide Prevention month by showing students how connecting with creativity, arts and looking within can help improve mental health,” said BHHS Wellness Counselor Alison Norman.
