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Understanding Resiliency, Self-Care Assessment, and Resources for coping with stress.
Loom presented by Dr. Rebekah Bickford, SoPo consulting psychologist. A 13 min video regarding managing stress and anxiety for staff.
After school Resources
After school Resources
If needed and it is after school hours, here are some additional resources
If needed and it is after school hours, here are some additional resources
Maine Crisis Hotline: 1-888-568-1112
Maine Crisis Hotline: 1-888-568-1112
CRISIS Text Line: 741-741 or call 774-HELP (4357)
CRISIS Text Line: 741-741 or call 774-HELP (4357)
Call 911 or go directly to your local Emergency Room
Call 911 or go directly to your local Emergency Room
NAMI Teen Text Support Line
NAMI Teen Text Support Line
(207) 515-TEXT (8398)
Lots of things are different right now due to COVID-19, and that can feel overwhelming. Talk about your feelings and get support from another young person. Please note, the Teen Text Support Line is not a crisis line.
Available every day from 12pm - 10pm. This peer support text line is for youth 14-20 years old and staffed by individuals under 23 years of age.
Non Crisis Concerns
Non Crisis Concerns
No Heat/Electricity - encourage family to contact General Assistance at (207) 767-7617.
No Internet - contact Aleah Starr or Andrew Wallace for family to get a hotspot
If on a Home Visit and parent or student are not home or not answering calls/doors please notify Aleah Starr or Rebecca Stern.
Student Support
Student Support
We are here to support you!
We are here to support you!
Student Support Services are available to help answer student questions and address concerns students may have about academics, personal/social, schedules, and more.
If a student requests to see us and it is not an emergency, please encourage students to visit or email us.
If a student requests to see us and it is not an emergency, please encourage students to visit or email us.
If the student claims they need immediate attention, please ....
If the student claims they need immediate attention, please ....
What is considered an emergency?
What is considered an emergency?
Student Danger to Self - Suicidal ideations or threats in the form of direct or indirect statements putting the student in imminent danger (examples include but are not limited to comments in chat, class assignments, IM, phone, etc).
Student Danger to Others - Threatening statements verbally or in writing which could put others in imminent harm (examples include but are not limited to comments in chat, IM, Phone, class work).
Student in Danger - Student in an imminent threatening situation which could cause physical harm (examples include but are not limited to comments in chat, home visits, face-to-face interaction, etc).
Additional resources for emergencies during school hours on Remote Days
Additional resources for emergencies during school hours on Remote Days
SPEAK UP
SPEAK UP
Anonymously Email, Call, or Text - Concerns of bullying, planned fights, students in crisis, threats of violence, weapons in school, or other urgent situations.
(207) 835-1586
(207) 835-1586
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