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Tonya Schlickman, LCSW
Tonya Schlickman, LCSW
Coping Classroom
It's okay to have uncomfortable feelings, like nervousness or sadness. Once you realize you feel that way, the next step is to use a coping skill to start to feel content.
Practice some of the skills in the Coping Classroom and see how you feel. The links are under the Classroom picture.
Emergency Information
Emergency Information
Thoughts of Harm to Self or Others
If someone else has told you they're thinking of hurting themselves or someone else, tell an adult as soon as you can. You can tell any adult you trust for help, including everyone who works at school.
If you're thinking of hurting yourself or someone else, tell an adult you trust so they can help you be safe. You can tell anyone who works at school. You can also call or text 988.
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Information
Call 911 if:
-someone is an immediate danger to themselves
-someone is an immediate danger to others
-someone is experiencing a mental health crisis
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