Social Emotional Wellness

Resources for Parents

Sadness Vs. Depression in Teens

What is Anxiety and How Does it Look in Kids

Signs of Depression and When to Seek Help

A Parent Guide to Resilience

Half Of Parents Whose Teens Consider Suicide Have No Idea

ACT @ Home

Grief and Loss 

Simple Activities for Children and Adolescents

Did you miss our Social Emotional Wellness presentations?

Click flyer below to watch. 

October 13th Session

February 9th Session

COVID-19 Resources

How to Maintain Relationships during Online School

Self-Care during COVID-19

Supporting Your Child During COVID-19 Crisis

CDC Support for Teens

Challenge Success: Resources for Remote Learning

Coping in Hard Times

Helping Homebound Children during the COVID-19 Outbreak

Self-Care + Mindfulness

Top Mindfulness Apps to Try

Students who are experiencing any social or emotional problems can come to the Counseling Office to receive help from the counselors. We can help with any issues with your parents, friends, teachers, or others. You may make an appointment by clicking here. If it is an emergency, please come directly to the office.

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Confidentiality Note -

For the most part, what you say to your counselor stays with your counselor. 

Exceptions include:

• Harm to yourself

• Harm to others

• Suspicion of abuse or neglect

Crisis Lines 

24 Hours a Day

Georgia Crisis and Access Line 

1-800-715-4225

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-8255 or Text CONNECT to  741741

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Georgia Peer2Peer Warm Line

855-482-2933

When Teen Angst Turns to Pandemic Anxiety and Depression