Parent Resources
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Rutgers Journey to Wellness.pdfRutgers Journey to Wellness Guide
This Journey to Wellness Guide will help you find new ideas to use to begin or continue on your personal journey, no matter where you are in your life. If you have ever experienced chronic stress, addiction, trauma, or another life challenge, you will find examples here that have helped many to pursue and continue a journey to wellness.
Monmouth County Parent/Guardian Mental Health Booklet
Parent Booklet from MHAMC Fall 2021 HR.pdfEspañol
Parent Booklet from MHAMC Fall 2021 (Spanish).pdfThe Mental Health Association (MHA) of Monmouth County has a parent booklet available, "Better Together: Answers for Parents/Guardians", that provides parents with information about local mental health resources available to children, adolescents, and families.
Topics include school refusal strategies, helping children with increased anxiety, how to know when to seek professional help, and Monmouth County specific resources for additional supports.
Click the document to the left to access & download (English & Spanish versions).
Monmouth County 24/7 Emergency Crisis Hotline
PESSFlier.pdf
1-877-652-7624
PerformCare provides all children and adolescents — regardless of insurance status — with coordinated access to mental health supports, substance use treatment, and services for intellectual and developmental disabilities.
A comprehensive list of hotlines, interventions, & mental health referral sources in Monmouth County.
Search for Behavioral/Mental Health providers for adults, youth, and children in Monmouth County. Additional health services and community services information is available.
The Substance Use Referral & Education (SURE) Hotline is a resource available to all Monmouth County youth and families to find support for underage substance use challenges.
SURE assists in providing referral and linkages to assessments, treatment, and other applicable community resources based on the family’s needs. For further information on the SURE program, please call (732) 542-6422, or click the link above.
A series of online video learning modules with parents asking mental health professionals a variety of common questions about youth suicide, including warning signs, having important conversations with children, and resources to keep children safe.
Click link above for more information on Social & Behavioral Supports.