​​​Social-Emotional Wellness

Early and Periodic Screening Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSD​T)
​EPSDT services are Medi-Cal-funded mental health services that can be obtained if you are under the age of 21 with full-scope Medi-Cal. EPSDT services help to correct or improve mental health problems. These problems may include sadness, nervousness, or anger, making life difficult. Some of the services you can get from JUSD's​ Behavioral Health Center are: 

  • ​Individual Therapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Family Therapy
  • Crisis Counseling
  • Case Management​

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Behavioral Health Services Interest Form​​​​Servicios de salud conductual

Student Assistance Program (SAP)

SAP is designed to provide comprehensive community-based behavioral health services to JUSD students. Students eligible for SAP are individuals who need support in emotional and behavioral areas. Some concerns might include: 

  • ​Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Discomfort in social situations
  • Challenges in relationships
  • Loneliness and isolation
    • ​​Low self-esteem and confidence
      • ​Coping with difficult emotions
        • Academic stressors​
          • Trauma
            • Grief​​​​​​

            Case Management

            We provide case management supports in connecting families with "self-sufficiency"​ resources and provide support to complete application forms.​

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            Resources:
            • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
              • 9-​8-8  
              • (24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
              • This is an easy-to-remember three-digit confidential dialing, texting, and chat code for anyone experiencing suicidal thoughts, substance use, mental health crises,​ or emotional distress
            • CARES Line​
              • (800) 499-3008 
              • Medi-Cal beneficiaries seeking Mental Health Services
            • Substance Use CARES Line
              • Riverside: (951) 509-2499
            • Blackline
              • (800) 604-5841
              • (24 hours a day, 7 days a week)​
              • Open to anyone, but designed for Black, Black LGBTQIA+, Brown, American Indian, and Muslim communities
            • Teen Line
              • (800) 852-8336 Nationwide (6 p.m. to 10 p.m. PST)
              • Text TEEN to 839863 (6 p.m. to 9 p.m. PST)
              • Teen Line's highly trained teen listeners provide support, resources, and hope for any teen who is struggling​
            • Crisis Text Line
              • Text TALK to 741741
              • ​Text with a trained counselor for free at the National Domestic Violence Hotline
              • ​(800) 799-7233 or 
              • Text LOVEIS to 22522 
              • ​​Resources for teen dating abuse
            • ​2-1-1 
              • ​Referrals for health and social services
            • ​Peer Navigation Line
              • (888) 768-4968 
              • Talk to a real person who is on their own behavioral health journey
            • The Trevor Project
              • Trevor Lifeline: (866) 488-7386
              • TrevorChat: via thetrevorproject.org
              • Text TREVOR to (202) 304-1200​
            • ​Trans Lifeline
              • (877) 565-8860 (8 a.m. to 2 a.m. every day)
              • Staffed by transgender people for transgender people in a crisis​​​​

            JUSD's Parent Involvement & Community Outreach,
            Behavioral Health (951) ​416-1572​​

            ​​​Social-Emotional Wellness ​

            mental health

            Early and Periodic Screening Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT)

            EPSDT services are Medi-Cal-funded mental health services that can be obtained if you are under the age of 21 with full-scope Medi-Cal. EPSDT services help to correct or improve mental health problems. These problems may include sadness, nervousness, or anger, making life difficult. Some of the services you can get from JUSD Behavioral Health Center are: 

            • ​​​​​​​Individual therapy
            • Group therapy
            • Family therapy​​
            • Crisis counseling
            • Case ​management
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            Behavioral Health Services Interest Form












            Student Assistance Program (SAP)

            SAP is designed to provide comprehensive community-based behavioral health services to JUSD students. Students eligible for SAP are individuals who need support in emotional and behavioral areas. Some concerns might include: 

            • Anxiety
            • Depression
            • Discomfort in social situations
            • Challenges in relationships
            • Loneliness and isolation
            • ​​Low self-esteem and confidence
            • ​Coping with difficult emotions
            • Academic stressors​
            • Trauma
            • Grief​​​​​

            Case Management
            We provide case management supports in connecting families with "self-sufficiency" resources and provide support to complete application forms.​

            Referral Source​​s
            By managing agency contracts, we manage a "virtual" behavioral health center.  We utilize a common referral form for all agencies, determine the best immediate referral source, and connect the family with the agency.  Additionally, we meet and consult with our providers on processes and supports.  Through our various contracts, we have expanded mental health to the extent of over $500,000 in services provided directly to students and families.​

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