Health, Wellness and Prevention
- Health Forms
- Childhood Obesity Data
- Immunization
- Medicaid
- New Mexico Immunization Exemption Statute
- San Juan County Resources
- Wellness Policy
- When Is A Child Too Sick To Come To School
Health Forms
Childhood Obesity Data
Immunization
Medicaid
New Mexico Immunization Exemption Statute
San Juan County Resources
Wellness Policy
When Is A Child Too Sick To Come To School
- Director of Nursing and Student Welllness
- Medicaid Coordinator
- Mental Health Coordinator
- Behavioral Specialist
- Counselors
- Nurses
- Health Assistants
- Psychologists
- Social Workers
Director of Nursing and Student Welllness
Medicaid Coordinator
Mental Health Coordinator
Behavioral Specialist
Counselors
Nurses
Health Assistants
Psychologists
Social Workers
“Bullying” means any repeated and pervasive written, verbal, or electronic expression, physical act or gesture, or a pattern thereof, that is intended to cause distress upon one or more students in the school, on school grounds, in school vehicles, at a designated bus stop, or school activities or sanctioned events. Bullying includes but is not limited to, hazing, harassment, intimidation, or menacing acts of a student which may, but need not be based on the student’s race, color, sex, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, age, or sexual orientation. NMAC 6.12.7.7
Child Abuse Reporting
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CYFD: 1-800-333-SAFE
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Navajo Nation: Shiprock Navajo Nation Dept. of Family Services (505)368-1185
Violence is an urgent public health problem. From infants to the elderly, it affects people in all stages of life and can lead to a lifetime of physical, emotional, and economic problems.
Vaping cessation can be challenging, but there are various resources available to help individuals quit vaping. Remember, quitting vaping is a process that may involve setbacks. It's essential to be patient with yourself and seek professional help if needed. You don't have to go through the journey alone, and there are resources and support available to help you quit successfully.
- 1. Talking to a Healthcare Provider
- 2. Quitline Services
- 3. Mobile Apps
- 4. Websites and Outline Communities
- 5. Support Groups
- 6. Behavioral Therapies
- 7. Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)
- 8. Prescription Medications
- 9. Mindfulness and Mediation
- 10. Education and Awareness
- 11. Set a Quit Date
- 12. Identify Triggers
- 13. Positive Reinforcement
- 14. Stay Active
- 15. Stay Accountable
1. Talking to a Healthcare Provider
2. Quitline Services
3. Mobile Apps
4. Websites and Outline Communities
5. Support Groups
6. Behavioral Therapies
7. Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)
8. Prescription Medications
9. Mindfulness and Mediation
10. Education and Awareness
11. Set a Quit Date
12. Identify Triggers
13. Positive Reinforcement
14. Stay Active
15. Stay Accountable




