Mental Health & Crisis Support
Student well-being goes beyond the classroom. Our certified school counselors and mental health staff are available to support students facing emotional, social, or behavioral challenges — every single school day.
School Counseling
Individual counseling sessions available for all enrolled students. No referral needed — students can self-refer or be referred by staff.
Behavioral Health Professional
Our licensed behavioral health professional is on-campus every day to provide mental health awareness education, crisis intervention, and direct student support.
Community Referrals
We connect families with local mental health providers and community organizations for extended support beyond school.
Co-Located Mental Health Therapist
Mental health care provided on campus through the placement of an agency employed clinician. By referral only, limited availability, parental consent required.
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Need Help Now?
If you or a student is in crisis, these resources are available immediately:
- Emergency (9-1-1)
- Crisis or Information (2-1-1)
- Crisis Text Line (Text TWT to 741741)
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 9-8-8 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
- South County Mental Health Mobile Response
- North 561-693-8681 (for communities north of Southern Boulevard)
- South 561-637-2102 (for communities south of Southern Boulevard)
- West 561-382-3555 (for communities in the Glades)
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Mental Health Expo
We are so proud of our Student Government Association for putting on an annual Mental Health Expo, featuring over 25 local mental health organizations. The representatives from these organizations get to speak with our students about their organizations and connect them with resources and support.
2026-2027 Date and Details Coming Soon
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