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Resources to Help Children & Teens Cope with Coronavirus Anxiety 


Talking to Kids About The Coronavirus

https://childmind.org/article/talking-to-kids-about-the-coronavirus/


7 Science Based Strategies to Cope with Coronavirus Anxiety

https://theconversation.com/7-science-based-strategies-to-cope-with-coronavirus-anxiety-133207


5 Ways to Help Teens Manage Anxiety About The Coronavirus

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/11/well/family/coronavirus-teenagers-anxiety.html


How to Prevent Loneliness in a Time of Social Distancing

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-to-prevent-loneliness-in-a-time-of-social-distancing/


Coping & Staying Emotionally Well During Covid-19-Related School Closures

https://www.activeminds.org/blog/coping-and-staying-emotionally-well-during-covid-19-related-school-closures/


NAMI - National Alliance on Mental Illness

https://nami.org/About-NAMI/NAMI-News/2020/NAMI-Updates-on-the-Coronavirus

Red Ribbon Week - October 23th - 31th, 2021

Red Ribbon Week is nationally recognized as a time to promote healthy,

drug-free lifestyles. It began after the death of Drug Enforcement
Administration (DEA) Special Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, who in 1985 was
brutally tortured and murdered by drug traffickers he was investigating in
Mexico. As a tribute to Special Agent Camarena, high school friend Henry
Lozano and Congressman Duncan Hunter, created “Camarena Clubs” and the
wearing of a red ribbon to show their opposition to drugs.

BHS is celebrating RRW by sharing Natural High’s 2021 Playlist
<https://www.naturalhigh.org/red-ribbon-week-videos-2021/>, a collection of
short videos created by artists in the music and film industries,
professional athletes, and social media influencers on Google Classroom.
Each Storyteller Video is paired with a discussion guide to assist
educators and parents initiate important conversations about the dangers of
drugs with their children.

For more information, please visit www.naturalhigh.org

For Assistance, Please contact: TBD Student Assistance Counselor
TBD
What is a Student Assistance Counselor?

A Student Assistance Counselor (SAC) assists students with any personal issue that negatively impacts their learning or emotional development. The SAC meets with students on an individual or small group basis to help them develop coping skills and solve problems.

Parents sometimes seek the assistance of the SAC for information, intervention and referral services. Faculty members often request the support of the SAC in order to identify individual students in need of help. The SAC may also provide training to staff on a wide range of issues that may impact student behavior and functioning in the classroom. 

All conversations between students and the SAC are confidential. However, issues related to suicidal or homicidal intent or child abuse are not protected by the federal confidentiality laws. 
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Services Provided By The Student Assistance
Counselor Include: 

 
No One Else Can Play Your Part  Students may wish to see the Student Assistance Counselor for any of the following reasons: 
Short-term individual counseling
Information & referral

 Peer difficulties Bullying
Group counseling
Assessment
 Depression, Anxiety, Stress, Anger management Alcohol/drug abuse & addiction 

Crisis intervention Educational programs
for faculty and parents
 Grief & loss Divorce & other family difficulties


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