Mental Health & Wellness

The District provides school-based mental health/wellness services and resources to students and families. These services include short-term individual or group counseling for students at the school site; short-term, solution-focused therapy for students and families through the IUSD Family Counseling Center; and resource linkages to community-based mental health or social services for students and families. Services are provided by counselors or licensed mental health professionals.

If you or someone you know is actively suicidal call:

911 - FOR LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCIES
988 - SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE
SAY SOMETHING - ANONYMOUS REPORTING SYSTEM

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Mental Health and Wellness Support Staff

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IUSD Family Counseling Center

Under the Department of Mental Health & Wellness, the IUSD Family Counseling Center off
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Community Resources & Support

If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call 911 immediately.
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Say Something

Anonymous Reporting System
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Suicide Prevention & Awareness

IUSD is committed to the wellbeing of our students and reco
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Behavior & Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)

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McKinney-Vento & Foster Youth

All school-aged homeless children are entitled to the same free and appropriate public education that is provided to non-homeless students. Schools are required to remove barriers to the enrollment, attendance, and academic success of homeless students.
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Mental Health Intern Program

Mental Health Intern Program
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Irvine Parent Education Program

Welcome!  We are a diverse team of people who
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Speak Up, We Care

Welcome to  Speak Up, We Care. We want you to know that every student voice matters and you are not alone. 
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School Counseling Programs