Access Support

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Need Help Right Now?

If there is an immediate threat to life or safety, call 9.1.1 or call/text 9.8.8 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Does Your Child Need Behavioral Health Support?

Beaumont Unified School District provides school-based behavioral health services to support students experiencing social, emotional, or behavioral health concerns that may be impacting their well-being or success at school.

Parents/legal guardians and students may request support by speaking with their school counselor or completing the Behavioral Health Interest List.

You may consider requesting support if your child is experiencing concerns such as:

Anxiety, worry, or ongoing stress
Sadness, grief, or significant changes in mood
Difficulty managing emotions
Changes in behavior or school functioning
Family changes or difficult life experiences
Peer or relationship concerns
Difficulty coping with challenges
Other social-emotional or behavioral health concerns

Disclaimer: The Behavioral Health Interest List is not monitored as an emergency or crisis response service.

What Happens After You Submit the Interest Form?

We Contact You

We will contact you to learn more about the student needs.

We Find the Right Way Forward

We will look at the student's needs and the available programs to recommend.

You'll Complete a Few Forms

If school services are recommended, you will be required to fill out consent and intake forms before we can begin.

Help Begins

A therapist will work with the student and the family to create a personal treatment plan. Together, we will set goals and choose the best ways to help the student succeed.

Regular Check Ins

We will check the student's progress and update the goals as they improve.

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A Note About Privacy

We respect the privacy of students and families seeking support. Private information is handled in accordance with applicable laws, professional standards, and District policies. Information may need to be shared, when necessary, to protect the safety of a student or another person or as otherwise required by law.

If there is an immediate threat to life or safety, call 911.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — Call or text 988