Central Administration Building
601 South 8th Street
Mental Health Resources
Our schools have skilled counselors who can help with academic, career and social-emotional guidance. If your child needs support beyond what a counselor can offer, we also have exceptional mental health partners who provide services at schools. School counselors can assist with referrals to our partner agencies.
These resources are also available:
Suicide Prevention & Crisis Intervention
Depression, Anxiety, Grief & Counseling
- Get help finding children & teens a provider from a referral specialist
- Local mental health resources for children & teens
- National helpline for individuals and families
- Support for grieving children and families
- Resources for Spanish speaking & Latinx families
- Mental health services for those with Medicaid coverage
- Wraparound and intensive services for families with multiple and complex needs
Get help finding children & teens a provider from a referral specialist
Local mental health resources for children & teens
National helpline for individuals and families
Support for grieving children and families
Resources for Spanish speaking & Latinx families
Mental health services for those with Medicaid coverage
Wraparound and intensive services for families with multiple and complex needs
Support with Eating Disorders
Support with Substance Abuse
Support for talking about gun violence
We can all help prevent suicide. Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Lifeline) at 1-800-273-TALK (8255), or text the Crisis Text Line (text HELLO to 741741).