School-based mental health therapy services are outpatient mental health services provided by a clinically licensed mental health therapist. Therapy is provided during the school day to assist students with concerns impacting their well-being, such as grief and loss, depression, anxiety, attention, self-esteem, divorce, trauma, and relationships. Other services provided by school-based mental health therapists may include comprehensive clinical assessments, group therapy, family therapy, participation in team meetings, crisis support, school support, and staff support.

• How to Help in an Emotional Crisis: The American Psychological Association offers information about spotting signs of emotional crisis.
• Social Media and Mental Health: Mental Health America shares the pros, cons, and tips for social media usage.
• Social Media Information Sheet: This Social Media infographic conveys information about different social media platforms
• Grief Support for Children: Grief resources for kids
• Depression in Kids: A quick guide with information on depression in kids
• Differentiating Stress and Anxiety: The National Institute of Mental Health provides information on the difference between stress and anxiety
• Bullying Resource Center: The Bullying Resource Center is a website that provides information about bullying and addresses frequently asked questions.
• Substance Abuse Warning Signs: This website provides information regarding substance abuse warning signs
• Emoji Drug Code: The Drug Enforcement Administration provides information on emojis being used in conjunction with illegal drugs
• Wide Open School Emotional Well-Being Resources