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For LCHS Students, Parents, and Staff
Last Updated: 8/9/2023 6:12 PM

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Meet LCHS's Mental Health Therapist

Monthly Mental Health Newsletter

Mental Health Hotlines

Resources for Students

Resources for Parents

Resources for Teachers

Readings & General Resources

 

Meet LCHS Mental Health Therapist Cassie Taylor, LCSW

TO ALL STUDENTS, STAFF & GUARDIANS,

I would like to introduce myself. My name is Cassie Taylor, and I am the mental health therapist at the high school. My goal every school year is to help any student who may be struggling with a variety of issues, obtain appropriate resources and be able to cope effectively. Whether it’s anxiety, depression, struggle adjusting to high school, behaviors, or any other difficult area in their life, I am here to help in any way I can! I will have ways in which a student can meet with me primarily through the student’s counselor. A guardian consent form will have to be filled out for each student to obtain continued services. 

I hope to provide a safe and comfortable environment for each student where they feel welcome and able to express the needs/struggles they may have. Feel free to also look through our mental health webpage in which monthly newsletters will be posted along with resources, hotlines, emergency resources, and much more. Life can be tough sometimes and many of us have struggled adjusting to the impacts of COVID-19. So, all that I ask is to never be afraid to seek help and create a better, more positive life for yourself!

Have a great school year! 

Go Cougars!

 

Monthly Newsletter

by LCHS Mental Health Therapist 

View the monthly newsletter catalog here.

Announcements/Events

 

 

Mental Health Hotlines/Resources

HOTLINES/RESOURCES:

For Immediate Emergencies!

911

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

988

Teen Line    

1-(310)-855-HOPE (4673) or Text TEEN to 839863

SAMHSA’s National Helpline

1-(800)-662-HELP (4357)

Trevor Project Life Line

1-(866)-488-7386

LifeSkills 24-Hour Help Line    

 

 

(270)-843-HELP (4357), 1-800-223-8913, or 1-888-837-3964 (Teen Line)

 

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

1-(800)-950-NAMI (6264) or Text NAMI to 741-741.

National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) 

 

1-(866)-615-6464

 

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 

1-(888)-333-237

 

The National Domestic Violence Hotline 

 

1-(800)-799-7233

 

LifeSkills Children's Crisis Stabilization Unit (inpatient & outpatient options)

Bowling Green

(270)-901-5000

Advanced Behavioral Consultants (Russellville & Bowling Green)

(270)-726-2211

 

Rivendell Behavioral Health Hospital (inpatient & outpatient options)

 

(270)843-1199

 

Green River Regional Educational Cooperative (GRREC) (educational support/services)

(270)563-2113

 

Barren river Area Safe Space (BRASS) (domestic violence support/shelter)

Crisis line: 1-(800)-928-1183 or (270)843-1183

Barren River Area Child's Advocacy Center (suspected abuse, advocacy and support)

Abuse report: 1-(877)-597-2331 or (270)783-4357

 

Office for Children with Special Healthcare Needs

(270)746-7816

The United Way - Community Resources

2-1-1

Kentucky Abuse/Neglect Reporting

(877) 597-2331/(877)KYSAFE1 or (800) 752-6200

https://prd.webapps.chfs.ky.gov/reportabuse/home.aspx

 

For Students

    • What is discussed is confidential UNLESS you are a threat to yourself or someone else, or someone is hurting you.

 

For Parent

    • Resources are below for basic mental health topics and helping your child with their mental health. (see above for newsletters covering topics)

 

For Teachers

  • Abuse Reporting
    • Resources are below for basic mental health topics and helping students with their mental health. (see above for newsletters covering topics)

 

Readings & General Resources

 

 

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