Service for World Class Schools
Resource by County Family and Protective Resources
Resource by County Department of State Health Services
Mental Health Texas
Healthy Place
National Alliance on Mental Illness
National Human Trafficking Hotline
National Center for Missing and Exploited Kids
Governor of Texas Child Sex Trafficking Team
Texas Attorney General Information on Human Trafficking
Texas Prevention and Early Intervention Resources
The Wellness Society has the Coronavirus Anxiety Workbook
Anxiety Disorders Association of America
Anxiety Disorders Message Board
Anxiety Panic Attack Resources
Mental Health America
National Institute of Mental Health
Emotional Freedom Technique- Tapping
Enhancing and Practicing Executive Function Skills with Children from Infancy to Adolescence
Writing Three Gratitude's Every Day
Journal Positive Events
Exercise
Meditation
Random Acts of Kindness (Connection)
https://www.stopbullying.gov/
Talk to Your Kids About Cyberbullying
TxSCC Bullying Laws Video
PACER- What Parents Should Know About Bullying
Safe Supportive Learning
Texas Center for the Missing
Netzmart Digital Safety for Tot, Tweens, and Teens
Texas Council on Family Violence School Guidance
Texas Advocacy Project
Dating Matters
CDC VetoViolence
Balanced Mind Foundation
Brain & Behavior Research Foundation
Depression and Bipolar Support
Mental Health America Mental Health Screenings
Depression Screening
Families for Depression Awareness
National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare
Screening for Mental Health
TxDSHS PreventionThe Cool Spot Youth
Just Think Twice
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Play Clean
Opioid Awareness Information for Students, Parents, Teachers and Coaches
CDC Tobacco Prevention
TxDSHS Vaping Prevention
E-Cigarette Use Among Youth and Young Adults: A Report of the Surgeon General
Talk with Your Teen About E-cigarettes: A Tip Sheet for Parents
Vaping, Starting the Conversation
Parent Tips - Talk with your Teen
What You Need to Know And How to Talk With Your Kids About Vaping
CDC Reports on Vaping and Lung Disease
The Dougy Center, The National Center for Grieving Children and Families
How to Help a Grieving Child
How to Help a Grieving Teen
What to Say and Attending Funerals
The Coalition to Help Grieving Students
After a Loved One Dies: Parent Booklet
Supporting Your Child After the Death of a Family Member or Friend
Region 16 Parent Safety Resources
Governor Abbott's School and Firearm Safety Plan
Texas Attorney General School Safety Resources for Parents
TxSSC Standard Reunification Method
TxSSC School Safety Standard Response Protocols
Youth Suicide Warning Signs
My Child's School Just Told Me They are Suicidal: What Do I Do to Help Them
A Parents' Guide to Suicide Prevention
Suicide Prevention Facts for Parents
Suicide Prevention for Parents of High School and College Students
10 Things Parents Can Do to Prevent Suicide
Practical Strategies for Parenting a Suicidal Teen
Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide
TEA Internet Safety Communication (opens external link in new window)
Common Sense Media (opens external link in new window)—Great resource on trends in media use by students
Pew Internet (opens external link in new window) —Various reports on Internet use, including a report on teens and social networking
NetSmartz—National Center for Missing & Exploited Children interactive student lessons for k-5
nsteens.org (opens external link in new window)—National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (interactive student lessons for teens)
Social Medias Impact on the Brain Pew Internet Research 2018
Social Medias Impact on the Brain Common Sense Media 2018 Study
Technology Addiction Researcher Brief Commons Sense Media 2017
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline—800-273-8255
Nationwide Crisis Text Line—Text "Home" 741741
Click Here for a map of Hotlines that serves every county in Texas Statewide
Trevor Project—866-488-7386—LBGTQ
Veterans Crisis Line—800-273-8255—Press 1, text to 838255 or chat
Military and Veteran Peer Support—844-357-PEER (7337), text 480-360-6188 or chat
211 Call for Help Resource by County
Click here for a map of hotlines that serves every county in Texas
National Disaster Distress Helpline—Text "TalkWithUs" to 66746—800-985-5990 + press "2" En Español—Text "Hablanos" to 66746—800-985-5990 + press "2"
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