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Infographic titled 'Zzzzzz... Sleepy Kids' by CDC highlights sleep statistics. 6 in 10 middle schoolers and 7 in 10 high schoolers lack adequate sleep. Kids aged 6-12 need 9-12 hours, teens 13-18 need 8-10 hours. Visuals include a sleeping child, a moon, stars, and a clock

Brownwood ISD Mental Health Information

Mental Health Resources in Spanish

Region 15 Mental Health Resources

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Self-Care for High School Students

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  • A square graphic with a dark blue background featuring the number '988' in large white text, above 'Suicide & Crisis Lifeline' in smaller white text

    If you or someone you know needs support now, call or text 988 or chat 988Lifeline.org. 988 connects you with a trained crisis counselor who can help.

  • Hands cradle a red heart with a white cross on a blue wooden background. Text reads: "Brownwood ISD Mental Health Information." Emotive and supportive tone

    Click on the image for more information.

  • Texas Health and Human Services COVID-19 Mental Health Support Line flyer. Features a woman with a headset and an elderly woman looking concerned. Offers 24/7 help for anxiety and stress due to the pandemic. Call 833-986-1919

  • A light green slide with the title 'Love in the Time of Corona: A Homebound Self-Care Guide for Parents & Students' in bold and handwritten fonts. Below is a humorous image of a koala with an expression of surprise, captioned 'ERHMAGERD,' adding a playful tone

    Stephanie Learner

    stephanie@schoolcounselorstephanie.com

  • A serene purple and pink gradient background with the words "SELF-CARE" in bold white letters, surrounded by a simple rectangular border.

    Click on image for self-care journal.

    Georgetown Child & Family Counseling