Mental Health Resources

Mental Health Services During School Dismissal Video 04 23 20.mp4

Click on this video for directions on what signs to look for in students, and how to make an ERUSD CARE/mental health referral on each school website

OR

Use our ERUSD Mental Health Counseling Referral Form

Managing Mental Health Issues in the Classroom Setting

An excellent short film from Ireland on the importance of mental health education for teachers.

Tips for Educators: Mental Wellbeing During Social Distancing

This short video provides four tips to help you manage your own mental wellbeing during social distancing.

Tips for Educators: Managing Your Students' Mental Health During Public Health Emergencies

This five-minute video provides four tips for you to manage your students' mental health during public health emergencies.

Taking Care of Yourself During Uncertain Times: Mindfulness and Well-being for Educators

As educators across the world continuing to teach and support students during this unprecedented time, here are some strategies you can use for self-care, stress management and developing resilience.

Supporting You Supporting Your Students: Tools for the Challenging Times

This is a 4-part webinar series hosted by CDE in partnership with Wellness Together School Mental Health. This series addresses some of the adjustments necessary to ensure students are receiving mental health support in the midst of the recent challenges.

Supporting Students in Stressful Times - Free webinar recording

Participants will learn:

  • Strategies for connecting with students and promoting their well-being during distance learning; and

  • Issues and considerations for supporting students during a time of crisis.

  • And more...

Virtual Support Circle for Educators During COVID-19

State Superintendent Tony Thurmond hosted the first Virtual Support Circle for Educators on May 7th. Guests included one of California’s 2020 Teachers of the Year and others who provided special presentations on educator resources and mental health and wellness.

Trauma-Informed Leadership During a Pandemic - A Quick Reference Guide

This Quick Reference Guide has been developed for administrators, teachers and support staff to assist with the emotional and traumatic response to the pandemic.

Supporting Teachers Affected By Trauma

This is a FREE online course that explores secondary trauma, risk factors associated with susceptibility to secondary traumatic stress (STS), the impact of STS across multiple life domains, and tangible self-care skills.

COVID-19 and Your Mental Health Infographic

Hint: Click the image below to expand the infographic!

A Workbook by The Wellness Society

Click on the button to download the workbook in English or Spanish.

Here Are Some Additional Quick Reads...

Los Angeles County Office of Education offers free counseling services for educators through the EASE Program

The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH) has created a new Wellbeing Line as a resource specifically for teachers and school staff continuing to work during the pandemic

Who Should Call:

Teachers and school staff experiencing unique challenges as they selflessly continue to serve youth in LA County.

Why You Should Call:

If you feel like you could use someone to talk to in order to:

  • Work through your own stress

  • Process student wellbeing needs and challenges

  • Find wellbeing and mental health resources for yourself or others

When and How to Call:

7 days a week from 10am to 6pm at 833-307-0509


Please feel free to contact the ERUSD Student Services Office at (562) 801-7380, or you may email one of the ERUSD Mental Health Liaisons:

Jeff Middleton, LCSW, PPSC-- jmiddleton@erusd.org

Sonia Guevara, LCSW, PPSC-- sguevara@erusd.org