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• National Alliance on Mental Health Support Services 

• Anxiety and Depression Association of America 

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Mental Health Resources 

• Mental Health America-COVID 19 Information and Resources 

• COVID-19 Mental & Behavioral Health Grief and Trauma Informed Virtual Support and Statewide Resources List 

• The Parent Guide to Resilience 

• Family Mental Health Lessons 

• Mental Health Texas

• Texas School Safety Center - Mental Health

   

Parent Resources 

• Texas Department of Family and Protective Services - Prevention and Early Intervention

• Community Resource List

• National Association of School Psychologists - COVID 19

• Managing Challenging Behaviors

• Managing Challenging Behaviors - Spanish

• Breathing Techniques for Children

• Coping After a Disaster

• Helping Children Cope - Factsheet

• National Child Traumatic Stress Network 

   

Suicide Prevention Resources

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
If you need to talk or are concerned about someone else, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.  The toll-free lifeline is available to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. 

Call  800-273-TALK (8255)
Text:  ANSWER to 839863
Dial 9-8-8

Texas Youth Helpline
Texas Youth Helpline:  The Texas Youth Helpline provides free and confidential services to youth, their parents, and other family members of  youth in crisis who need help finding a counselor, safe shelter, legal information, other local referral information, or just someone to talk to.
Texas Youth Helpline: Call or Text - 1-800-989-6884

• MHWF22 Provider Participant List

• Local Help Card

• Harris Center Mobile Crisis Outreach Team

• Domestic and Family Violence Resources

Community Events are organized to help raise awareness, provide action items, decrease the stigma around mental health, provide tools and tips for improving mental health, introduce health resources on and near campuses, empower students, parents and community members to be proactive and confident in caring for themselves and others, and allow an opportunity to meet and greet with local mental health and wellness providers to learn about available resources in the community!    

• 1/25/2024 Parent University: Teen Dating Violence - 6 p.m. BBTC (Room #300) Register for the Teen Dating Violence Session

• 2/15/2024 Mental Health & Wellness Fair - 6pm Humble Civic Center  Mental Health & Wellness Fair Flyer

• 4/25/2024 Parent University: Neurodiversity - Virtual 6pm  (Link TBD)

• 5/2/2024 Summer Safety & Resource Family Night - 6-8 p.m. Lakeland Elementary School

• 5/3/2024 Humble ISD Go Green Day!

Community Event Goals: 

• Decrease stigma around mental health

• Provide tools and tips for improving mental health

• Introduce health resources on and near campus

• Empower students to be proactive and confident in caring for themselves and others

• Meet and greet mental health providers to learn about available resources in the community!

Provider Participant List

Parent U: Together for Mental Health Videos

Parent U: en Español
Posted by Student Wellness Counselors on 8/1/2022 8:00:00 AM

Starting at our August 4, 2022 Parent U Summer Series: Together for Mental Health, we will present topics in English and Spanish. Virtual Parent University will begin in English. After the first 30 minutes, our presentations will be presented in Spanish. 

A partrir de nuestra serie de verano Parent Udel 4 de Augusto de 2022: Juntos por la salud mental, presentaremos temas en ingles y espanol. Virtual Parent U comenzara en ingles. Despues de los primeros 30 minutos, nuestras presentaciones se presentaran en espanol. 

Humble ISD Goes Green 5/20/22
Posted by Student Wellness Counselors on 5/2/2022 8:00:00 AM

Humble ISD students and staff are encouraged to wear green on Friday, May 20th to raise awareness and acceptance of Mental Health.

How to Raise Awareness and Acceptance on Campus?

Sharing mental health facts, tips and graphics can help raise awareness. Having students complete activities or review coping skills inspires action and acceptance. We hope that these will help you " Go Green" on May 20th!

Rescue Dog Day is celebrated the 20th also - Dogs can contribute to your happiness. Studies show that dogs reduce stress, anxiety and depression, ease loneliness, encourage exercise and improve your all-around health.