Mental Health & Well-being Resources

You are not alone; help is available

We believe that a strong community starts with mental wellness. If your child is struggling or your family needs extra support, our district and local partners are ready to help.

In an Emergency

If there is immediate danger to your child or someone else, please call 911!

Support at School

Our school counselors and campus mental health professionals provide a safe space for students to thrive.

  • Your First Step: Contact your school's Counseling Office. Our counselors provide academic, social, and emotional support and can connect your family with vital resources.
  • Specialized Support: We have certified mental health professionals at both our Junior High and High Schools. Your school counseling office can facilitate a referral or put you in contact with these providers for additional support. 

Crisis Local & National Resources

The organizations listed below offer immediate, confidential assistance and are available 24/7.

Confidential support for people in emotional distress or suicidal crisis. Available 24/7 for anyone in the U.S. Call or Text 988      National Runaway Safeline provides a 24/7 confidential "lifeline" for youth who are contemplating running away, expereincing homelessness, or in a state of crisis. Call 1-800-786-2929 (1-800-RUNAWAY)  The Trevor Project offers mental health services to LGBTQ+ youth. Available 24/7 Call 1-866-488-7386 Text START to 678-678  Crisis Text Line. Text HELLO to 741741. 24/7 Availability and confidential.The National Alliance on Mental Illness provides support groups for parents of children with mental health conditions and educational programs for individuals living with mental health conditions and their families.

A searchable national database for free or low-cost support services Find a therapist near you. Access this site and enter in your zipcode.




LACASA provides 24/7 Crisis Support, emergency shelter, and counseling for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Call 866-522-2725 or Text 517-777-8005  The Connection Youth Services works to increase young people's access to safe, stable housing, school connections, and employment as well as providing support groups for youth and adolescents. Report anything that threatens student safety. Confidential and available to students, parents, and staff. Call 855-565-2729 or Text 652729


The United Way Connect 211 connects Michigan residents with local resources, including mental health, housing, substance use, and crisis help.  Community Mental Health Services of Livingston County offers emergency psychiatric support and 24/7 mental health crisis services. Call: 517-546-4126  Karen Bergbower & Associates offers counseling services and substance use prevention courses and programs.


Henry Ford Sandcastles Grief Support offers support services for children and their familiy members grieving the loss of a loved one.        This is a downloadable PDF of local providers and services for Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health Resources



988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Confidential support for people in emotional distress or suicidal crisis. Available 24/7 for anyone in the U.S. Call or Text 988
OK2SAY
Report anything that threatens student safety. Confidential and available to students, parents, and staff. Call 855-565-2729 or Text 652729
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