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SDUHSD and TPHS are committed to supporting students' personal health, safety, and well-being. If your child needs assistance, TP has trained professional staff members, including school counselors, school social workers, school psychologists, teachers, and administrators, who are available to support students during the school day. For SDUHSD's Social Emotional Support Services, please click here.
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Community Events
SDCOE & the Rady’s Transforming Mental Health Initiative is offering a free webinar series for parents and caregivers. Each session provides expert insights, practical tips, and tools to address the common mental health challenges youth face today.
Feb. 4: Disconnect to Reconnect: Reclaiming Attention, Presence, and Peace at Home | Register
Feb. 18: The Developing Brain: Understanding Childhood & Adolescence Through a Neuroscience Lens | Register
March 4: How Trauma Impacts Children & Youth—And What You Can Do About It | Register
March 18: The Power of Positive Experiences: Building Resilience at Home (HOPE framework) | Register
Social/Emotional Services We Offer:
Social/Emotional Services We Offer:
Free Mental Health Apps
Free Mental Health Apps
2 free mental health apps are available to all children, youth, young adults, and families in California to help families raise happy, healthy young minds.
BrightLife Kids is for children 0-12 years old
Soluna is for teens and young adults between the ages 13-25.
If you want/need to see a counselor
If you want/need to see a counselor
We try to be available before and after school, during breaks, and at lunch without an appointment. Just drop by! If you need to see a counselor for something urgent or serious, tell your teacher and come directly to the counseling office with a pass. For parents needing an appointment, please contact Jan Daher, Counseling Assistant at 858-755-0125 x 2295. See Contact Counseling page for more information.
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