Mental Health Support
You're Not Alone
More and more of the youth in our communities are struggling with mental health issues, from anxiety and depression to drug addiction and suicide ideation.
If you're noticing your child acting out, becoming anxious or depressed, or developing unhealthy behaviors or addictions, please reach out to us. We are here to help.
Support Is A Click or Call Away
In Crisis?
Call 9-1-1 or:
- Call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Hotline
- Text MN to 741741 or call CRISIS (274274) from a mobile phone
- Call 651-275-7400: Washington County Mobile Crisis Response
Support Resources
Advice from Chemical & Mental Health Experts
With 2023 Pony Homecoming week coming up Sept. 25-30, have conversations with your teen about being safe and smart about the decisions they make.
Growing up in 2023 is a very different world than when parents grew up. Kids are facing many different challenges that parents may have not experienced for themselves.
Parents can play a vital role in easing this anxiety and helping to make the back-to-school transition an
easy one.
Take stock of your mental health and set goals for improvement with these helpful tips from Family Means therapists.
Check out this video to learn more about the connections between social media and drug use
Don't let your teen go wild this spring break. Check out these tips and resources to help them have fun and stay safe!
Self-harm and substance abuse have a very complex relationship. Learn more about the warning signs in teens and what you can do to help.
Resilience is the ability to adapt to difficult situations and is a key skill for your children to develop. Check out a five-part video series for tips.
Make a habit out of nurturing your mental and physical health each day. Follow these simple practices to begin this journey.