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SEL & Counseling

Navigating mental health together

Adolescence can be intense. These years can be both amazing and tough. Emotional and social changes go right along with all the physical changes. These are the times when students are striving for independence and establishing stronger bonds with friends. They might be worried about grades, relationships, fitting in with a group at school or body image. Some teens feel depression or hopelessness because they are in situations that are truly beyond any teen’s coping skills – sexual abuse, an alcoholic or drug addicted parent, or other serious family problems.

If you are very concerned about your self or someone you care about and feel they are in immediate danger, please call 911. They will help!
 

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Crisis Intervention Team

Jennifer Holena
Jennifer Holena
Mental Health Specialist
Phone: 916.436.0266, ext. 523
Malachi Briggs
Malachi Briggs
Mental Health Specialist
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Phone: 530.616.8056

Crisis Intervention Team Contact Information

Your mental health matters. If you are feeling overwhelmed, struggling with thoughts of suicide, or are concerned about a friend, please know you are not alone—there are people who care and want to help.

Students are strongly encouraged to reach out to a teacher, administrator, counselor, or another trusted adult if they are experiencing suicidal thoughts, or if they believe another student may be in danger.

If you believe someone is in immediate danger or at risk of suicide, please call 9-1-1 right away.

If you or another student is experiencing a mental health crisis during school hours (8:30 AM – 5:00 PM), please don’t hesitate to contact 9-1-1 for urgent help.

You can also reach out to our dedicated Crisis Intervention Team, who are here to listen and support. 

The Crisis Intervention Team is available during school hours to assist students and staff with mental health needs, and they are committed to providing compassionate, confidential care.

After school hours, please call 9-1-1 for immediate assistance.

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