Dr. Christine Y. Mason
is an award-winning thought leader, researcher, author, trainer, internationally acclaimed speaker, host, and moderator of virtual educational forums on advancing compassionate school leadership, transformation, mindfulness, listening to youth, suicide prevention, and children’s mental health and well-being.
Christine is also an assistant clinical professor in the department of psychiatry at Yale University’s School of Medicine for the Program for Community Health and Recovery and a co-host of the podcast series Cultivating Resilience: A Whole Community Approach for Alleviating Trauma in Schools. She is currently leading initiatives to increase equity, reduce racism, and increase mind-body-spirit healing. With Dr. Martha Staeheli, she is championing students’ mental health through her efforts for teen-to-teen support for adolescent suicide prevention.
My Services
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Leadership
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Yoga, Mindfulness, & Meditation Instruction
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Childhood Trauma
Why we should connect.
If you want to rediscover a sense of purpose and vitality…
If you are looking to improve your school culture so that all students thrive. . .
If you are looking to develop learning teams and leaders . . .
If you are looking for evidence-based practices that work, Pre-K-12 . . .
Compassionate School Practices: Fostering Children's Mental Health and Well-Being
“Quality education cannot exist in the absence of compassion. And even if it could, it would be difficult—if not impossible—for such “education” to be applied in a way that would move humanity forward. This book provides a comprehensive and evidence-based blueprint for how to create a heart-centered and compassionate school environment that allows all children—especially our most vulnerable—to heal, learn, and thrive. ”
— Steve Gross, Chief Playmaker -The Life is Good Playmakers
Help us alleviate childhood trauma in schools!
We are interviewing psychiatrists, mental health providers, school administrators, teachers, and students. The Center for Educational Improvement, along with Jesse Kohler and Jeff Ikler, is spreading the word about positive approaches to reduce stress and trauma in schools. Please DONATE NOW – contributions are tax deductible. Schools can make a difference! Funds will be used to make sure the message about what can be done reaches communities in the US and internationally.
