Mental Health and Wellness Resources

SCC Behavioral Health provides:

• Navigator Program to help with connection to community resources, and guidance through the behavioral health system. 
• Behavioral Health Call Center 1- 800-704-0900 with 24-hr. on-call staff; Provides info/referrals M–F, 8 A.M.–5 P.M. (Medi-Cal or Private Insurance) 

Parental Stress Hotline: 408-279-8228 or 1-800-829-3777
Parents Helping Parents:  408-727-6775  https://www.php.com
Psychology Today: Find a Therapist  https://www.psychologytoday.com/us
 

Anxiety and Depression Association of America -  Information and resources for Anxiety, Depression, and many other areas of mental health.

Kara provides individual and group grief support to children, teens, families, and adults, including:

• Comforting a Grieving Individual 
• Healing Feelings: Traumatic Grief and Beyond 
• Realistic Expectations During the Grief Process
• Ten Basic Principles of Grieving for Children and Teens
   

Bill Wilson Center / Centre for Living with Dying serves children, adolescents, and adults who are dealing with grief and loss.  

• Active Shooter Pocket Reference Card (en Español)

• Active Shooter Response Poster (en Español)

• Resilience in a time of war: Tips for parents and teachers of elementary school children (American Psychological Association)

• Resilience in a time of war: Tips for parents and teachers of middle school children (American Psychological Association)

• Teaching Civics and Social Studies (PBS Kids)

• Fostering Civil Discourse: How Do We Talk About Issues That Matter (Facing History)

• Explaining the News to Kids (Common Sense Media)

• Helping Children With Tragic Events in the News (KQED)

• Talking with Children About Violence and Tragedy in the News (Bilingual Resources)

• Talking to Children After Traumatic Events (SAMHSA)

• Trauma Guides (Child Mind Institute)

• Talking to Children About Violence (NASP)

• What is Child Trauma / Trauma Types (NCTSN)

NCTSN provides resources on how to talk to students after a school shooting. These resources are offeredby age-level. 

The National Center for School Mental Health (NCSMH) at the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) compiled this list of websites and free resources to help support youth, families, schools, and communities impacted by violence.

• ACSD.org - Teaching Students to Talk Across Political Difference
• SCUSD Addressing Controversial Issues

Santa Clara County offers: Substance Use Prevention Services - (800) 704-0900

The Centers for Disease Control provides education and resources in an effort to stop overdoses 

SCUSD has partnered with Project Eden, a branch of Horizon Treatment Services, to provide prevention and early intervention support to students at MacDonald, Santa Clara, and Wilcox High Schools. They also refer for higher levels of treatment as needed.   

SCUSD has partnered with YVAPE, a FREE educational intervention program that serves as an alternative to suspension, providing phone and video coaching support to students who have been found with nicotine or marijuana at school. YVAPE is currently available to all middle and high school students. 

Please visit our Health Services webpage.

• Counterfeit Pills - You Need to Know - 4 min video by Song for Charlie
• The New Drug Talk y La Nueva Drug Talk

2025 Family Conversation Guide - by fentanylawareness.org

Please visit our LGBTQ+ webpage for SCUSD Specific information and resources.

LGBTQ+ Program links to Crisis lines, legislation information and school programs, and more

The Trevor Lifeline LGBTQQ+ Crisis Support  - 1-866-488-7386

SCC Behavioral Health provides:

• The Q Corner - School Qnection Services - 408-961-4497
• The Gender Affirming Care Clinic (GACC) - 408-961-4490

Please visit our SCUSD Family Resource Center webpage for information and resources.