Bringing mental health support directly to schools

Mental health is just as essential to student success as academics. That’s why we partner with more than 75 schools across six districts and several charter organizations in Los Angeles County to provide school-based mental health services, delivering support to students directly on their school campuses. Our therapists offer support, crisis intervention, and evidence-based care to help students overcome emotional and behavioral challenges that can interfere with learning and daily life. Services are available in English, Spanish, and Armenian. Additional language support can be made available as needed.

What we help with

Our school-based therapists work directly with students to address challenges that may affect their academic performance, social life, and emotional well-being. Common concerns include:

  • Depression and anxiety
  • Difficulty focusing or paying attention
  • Hyperactivity and impulsive behavior
  • Aggression or behavioral issues
  • Bullying or peer conflict
  • Trauma or grief
  • Substance use
  • Family-related stress

We help students build coping skills, manage emotions, and develop strategies that help them thrive in school, at home, and in their communities.

How to access services

If you’re interested in services for your child, you can:

  • Speak with a counselor or administrator at your child’s school
  • Or call our centralized intake line: (888) 807-7250

At this time, school-based services are only available at our partner schools which are listed below for your reference. If your child’s school is not listed below, telehealth and clinic-based services may still be available via our Intake Line.

For additional questions, contact: Lilianna Gonzalez
Director of School Strategy and Services, Child and Family Division
Email: [email protected]

Schools we service: