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Mental  Health   resources   during   COVID-19:   Information   and   Resources 

​Eastlake High   Student   Wellness   Promotion   Programs

​Eastlake strives to support student wellness by providing numerous Wellness Promotion Programs.
The following are a few of the programs put in place:


Wellness Wednesdays 
In an effort to increase social and emotional supports at Eastlake High, the counselors send Wellness Wednesday messages to encourage students and staff to be the best they can be! Our Wellness Wednesday messages consist of self-care tips and a kindness challenge. The weekly message is shown on the bulletin, sent out through Jupiter and is announced in classrooms.
There are also activities every Wednesday at lunch to promote student and staff wellness.


Military Family Counselors 
If students have a parent in the military (active or reserves), there is a Military Family Life Counselor located in the Counseling Center to support students with academics and social/emotional needs. The student’s school counselor can make the connection with the military counselor. 

Wellness Together Counseling Program
Wellness Together, a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, partners with schools statewide to increase access to mental health services for students and families. Wellness Together provides social-emotional interventions on school campuses across California. 
Your student’s counselor can make a referral to the program.

suicide  prevention

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Talk to any trusted adult for help!

Every day in California friends, family and co-workers
struggle with emotional pain. And, for some, it's too difficult
to talk about the pain, thoughts of suicide and the need for
help. Though the warning signs can be subtle, they are there.
By recognizing these signs, knowing how to start a
conversation and where to turn for help, you have the
power to make a difference – the power to save a life.

​RESOURCES:
It’s up to Us San Diego - up2sd.org 
  • Online Chat Monday - Friday 4pm-10pm - 
          https://svcrplv.uhc.com/sdchat/​
  • 24 Hour Hotline - Call 1-888-724-7240​
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - Call 1-800-273-8255

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention - https://afsp.org

Suicide Prevention Resource Center - www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org

ADDITIONAL  COUNSELING  and  MENTAL  HEALTH  resources

California Mental Health “Warm” Line - Call or text 1-855-845-7415
  • ​Receive support for any mental health concerns you may be facing. This hotline is deliberately being referred to as a "warm line" because it's supposed to arrange for help before the situation raises to a "hotline" level. 
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​Chula Vista Collaborative - www.chulavistacc.org/index.php/about

South Bay Community Services - southbaycommunityservices.org/

​National Institute of Mental Illness - www.nami.org

National Alliance for the Mentally Health - https://www.nimh.nih.gov 
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Military OneSource-  Military and family life counseling

Substance  abuse  resources

McAlister: Substance abuse treatment and intervention services  -www.mcalisterinc.org/   619-691-1045

Vaping Information: 
https://www.sunshinebehavioralhealth.com/vaping/ 

DrugRehab: Teen drug and alcohol abuse -
www.drugrehab.com/teens/
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