Youth Mental Health Curriculum

One-week mental health awareness curriculum for kids

If you're in a mental health crisis, you're not alone.

 

Mental Health Awareness Month

 

Mental health is a huge problem across the world, especially impacting young adults. 

That's why we believe fostering healthy, open conversations about mental health and self-care early on in one's life is critical to their understanding and 

We hope to see this standardized in elementary schools across the United States; this is why we developed o

We've developed a one-week supplementary curriculum for elementary school students that focuses on condifence-building, stress management, and 

 

 

Crisis Text Line - If you're within the United States, text HOME to 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor at any time. Support is offered in English and Spanish. For international support, click here.

 

 

National Eating Disorders Association - A nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and their families who are affected by eating disorders. They offer a helpline, inspirational stories, and informative articles.

 

 

The National Alliance on Mental Illness - NAMI is an organization dedicated to supporting the mental health of Americans. It is the largest grassroots mental health support organization in the country.

 

 

The Jed Foundation - A foundation dedicated to the emotional and mental health of college students, working to prevent suidice as a result of mental distress for young adults.

 

 

Anxiety and Depression Association of AmericaA mental health association that spreads awareness through newsletters and offers resources for varying mental health conditions.

 

 

Freedom from FearA nonprofit organization with free information on anxiety and depression backed with research and science. 

 

 

The Trevor Project - An organization that provides 24/7 support to the youth of the LGBTQ+ community. Their services include suicide prevention and crisis intervention.

 

 

The World Health Organization - The WHO has a database of relevant research, self-help links, and stories for mental health.

 

 

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - SAMHSA offers a free, confidential, and 24/7 national helpline for those in need of treatment referrals and important information about mental health and substance abuse. Services are offered in both English and Spanish. Call 1-800-662-HELP (extension number: 4357) for support. 

 

 

Space to Speak - This organization offers resources for survivors of sexual assault and rape victims.

 

 

National Suicide Prevention Hotline - This hotline provides free, 24/7 suicide prevention support, including prevention and crisis resources. Call 1-800-273-8255 for support.

 

 

NVISION Line Centers Mental Health Guide - NVISION's mental health guide touches upon various mental health challenges that come with having vision impairment including causes, treatment, and resources for those struggling to find help

 

 

If you have additional resources you would like to share with the readers and contributors of the Elysian Muse Literary Magazine, feel free to reach out and send us relevant information. If you'd like to get involved and do your part in supporting individuals with mental health issues, many of these organizations are open for volunteers, fundraisers, and other forms of support. 

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