MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESS
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If you/your child is experiencing a mental health emergency such as suicidal ideation please refer to the resources listed below.
Local 24 Hour Mobile Crisis #: (216) 623-6888
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Phone Number: 988
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Text Number: 988
Crisis Text Line: Text “4HOPE” to 741741
Fairview Hospital Psychiatric Services #: (216) 476-7000
Olmsted Township Police Department: 911 or 440-235-3335
Olmsted Falls Police Department: 911 or 440-235-3145
PLEASE NOTE: Counselors DO NOT maintain 24-hour access to email accounts and CANNOT respond to emergency situations
To report a non-emergency counseling concern: Contact your child's school counselor during school hours
Are you struggling with addiction? There are resources to help you. Please click here https://www.help.org/drug-abuse-hotline/
To anonymously report a threat to student safety please contact the OFCS SAFE Schools Helpline at: www.safeschoolhelpline.com
September is National Suicide Prevention Month
September is National Suicide Prevention Month
Everyone has a part to play in suicide prevention. By being informed and proactive, you can help save a life. Small actions can make a big difference. The Guidance Department has a page dedicated to suicide prevention resources. Click Suicide Prevention Site for Students for more information.
We are excited to announce that John’s Safe Place Room in now open at Olmsted Falls High School! The room will be in the Guidance Department and is open to all students.
The room has low lighting, comfortable couches, games, puzzles, art materials and an aquarium. The room will be monitored by the school’s guidance department. By giving students this opportunity, it allows them time to calm down, relax, and get away from stressors.
Stress, Anxiety, & Depression- Oh, My!
Stress, Anxiety, & Depression- Oh, My!
As part of an ongoing and increasing focus on supporting the health and wellness of our Bulldog students, we are pleased to partner with Ohio Guidestone to offer a special presentation for parents/caregivers of Bulldog students in grades 6-12. The mental health and wellness of our young people are serious concerns. Perhaps you are seeing signs of stress, anxiety, and/or depression in your own child, and you don’t know what to do. Maybe you aren’t even sure what to look for and when you should be concerned. Fortunately, you are not alone.
Mental Health Apps
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Headspace is proven to reduce stress by 14% in just 10 days. It can also help you relax your mind in minutes, improve focus, and get the best sleep ever.
Through science-backed mindfulness tools, Headspace helps you create life-changing habits to support your mental health and find a healthier, happier you.
Visual Relaxation: Virtual Calming Room
Live Animal Cameras: Virtual Calming Room
If you/your child is experiencing a mental health emergency such as suicidal ideation, please refer to the resources listed below.
Cuyahoga County Suicide Prevention Crisis Hotline: 216-623-6888
Local 24 Hour Mobile Crisis #: (216) 623-6888
Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
Crisis Text Line: Text “4HOPE” to 741741
Fairview Hospital Psychiatric Services #: (216) 476-7000
Olmsted Township Police Department: 911 or 440-235-3335
Olmsted Falls Police Department: 911 or 440-235-3145
PLEASE NOTE: Counselors DO NOT maintain 24-hour access to email accounts and CANNOT respond to emergency situations
Are you struggling with addiction? There are resources to help you. Please click here https://www.help.org/drug-abuse-hotline/
To anonymously report a threat to student safety please contact the OFCS SAFE Schools Helpline at: www.safeschoolhelpline.com
To report a non-emergency counseling concern:
Contact your child's school counselor during school hours
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