Orange County Student Mental Health

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Guide to Schoolwide Social Emotional Learning

CASEL
The CASEL Guide to Schoolwide SEL Essentials This printable mini book
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A Guide to School Wide SEL

CASEL
The CASEL Guide to Schoolwide SEL leads school-based teams through a process for systemic SEL implementation.
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Tiered-Support-Inventory

Education Development Center
This tool allows schools and districts to document the social-emotional learning (SEL) and mental health supports that are being implemented and categorizing them across the three tiers of a Multi-Tiered...
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What Is Child Abuse and Neglect? Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms

child welfare.gov
The first step in helping children who have been abused or neglected is learning to recognize the signs of maltreatment
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Stress and Resilience

Child Mind Institute
We want our children to be successful, but we also know that learning how to rebound from failure is an important part of developing a healthy, self-confident outlook.
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Drugs and Alcohol

Child Mind Institute
Alcohol and drug use is serious business, but as a parent it can be difficult to know when to have “the talk” or how to step in if you’re afraid...
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Trauma and Stress Related Disorders

Child Mind Institute
Menu of articles to help families understand and address Trauma and Stress Related Disorders
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Tips for Communicating With Your Teen

Child Mind Institute
Keeping the parent-child relationship strong during a tricky age
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How to Talk to Teenagers About Porn

Christina Frank
Fighting unrealistic and unhealthy ideas about sex
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Helping parents through COVID-19 and beyond

Child Mind Institute
Download PDF with links to helpful links to mange stress and cope during Covid and beyond
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How to Find a Telehealth Provider for Your Child

Katherine Martinelli
How to find a tele-health provider that will be capable of treating your child's needs
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Mornings Without Stress

Beth Arky
School Mornings Without the Stress. How to get your child up and out the door with the least amount of conflict
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Please dial 911 if this is a medical or psychiatric emergency.

For 24/7 crisis counselor support, please contact:

  • The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

    • Call 1-800-273-8255
    • Text HOME to 741-741
    • Or access Crisis Chat.

  • LGBTQ+ youth can also contact The Trevor Project

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