A COVID-19 Behavioral Health Toolbox for Families
The WA State Department of Health has released a helpful resource for all members of a family to read in regards to coping with
Disordered Eating
Seattle-area IP/OP/PHP Eating Disorder Treatment Facilities Opal Food & Body (University District, Seattle): https://www.opalfoodandbody.com/ (206) 926-9087 Center for Discovery (Edmonds, Bellevue, Tacoma): https://centerfordiscovery.com/ (866)
Alcohol and Substance Use Information
We know how scary and confusing it can be to deal with substance abuse issues. Breathe. You are not alone. Help is available. The
Low Cost Medical Care
Peninsula Community Health Services is a community-based, nonprofit Community Health Center dedicated to providing accessible, affordable, quality health and wellness services for our communities.
Housing, Food, and Other Support
If you need help with housing, food or funds to pay for a sport or class, help is available. Talking with your school counselor
Hope and Wellbeing Resources
Center for Greater Good: Offers science based insights on building a meaningful life. Just One Thing: a free weekly newsletter from neuropsychologist Rick Hanson,
Getting to Calm
Looking for Apps with exercises and practices that can help you feel less stressed and more grounded? Here are some great options to choose
Healthy Relationships
Love is respect is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting healthy relationships, offering information on consent, communication, conflict resolution, setting boundaries and much more.
Transition Year Resources
Set to Go: Your guide to the transition from high school to college and adulthood. Preparing for life after high school is more than
Students of Color
Multicultural Advisory Council For more info on resources and social groups for students of color, contact co-chairs: Chasity Malatesta: [email protected] and Karen Vargas: [email protected]