LPHS counselors can help with the following:

• Course planning for high school

• College planning and applications

• Social and emotional support

• PPSC Career Start & Concurrent enrollment

• 504 accommodations and goals

• Monitoring academic progress

• Transcripts and academic records

Students can email counselors for assistance with these things. Student Services staff may also need to meet or check in with an individual student, so students may receive a pass to come down to Student Services.

Use Safe 2 Tell to anonymously report any threatening behavior that endangers you, your friends, your family, or your community. If you or someone you know is in urgent danger, call 911.

To report suspected child abuse or neglect, call 1-844-CO-4-KIDS. This is a statewide number that directs callers to call-takers in their specific county.

If any student is struggling with thoughts of self-harm, Pikes Peak Suicide Prevention Partnership can be reached at (719) 573-7447. School counselors may also be contacted to provide student support and assist with concerns.

• Colorado Crisis Services

Free, in-person phone number or texting line. Available for in-person talk support, not restricted to crisis situations

• Local and National Resources

Specific numbers and locations for mental health support, as well as local resources for help with physical needs such as food

• 60 Digital Resources for Mental Health

Collection of web-based resources to help with a variety of mental health related topics and concerns

• Child Care Assistance

Information from Colorado Department of Human Services on obtaining assistance with childcare

• El Paso County Youth Suicide Prevention - Protecting Youth from Suicide
  Tipsheet for parents/guardians, created by local parents, on how to open up communication and help youth feel supported.

• Robbie's Hope Resources
  Robbie's Hope is a suicide prevention organization with a wealth of resources for teens and adults. Teen resources include tools and apps for managing anxiety and other difficult emotions. Parent resources include a handbook on how to facilitate a conversation with your teen about their mental well-being.

• Colorado Depression Center
  Affiliated with the University of Colorado, resources for families impacted by depression.

• Resources for LGBTQ+ Students and their Families
  Resource sheet of various supports published by Inside Out Youth Services

• D38 Virtual Calming Room
  A curated collection of videos, resources, and activity ideas to help calm the mind and get through periods of challenging emotions

• Sources of Strength Daily Activities
  Comprehensive list of home activities to utilize and develop each of the 8 strength areas, from Sources of Strength

• Screenagers - Tech Talk Tuesdays
  Weekly blog articles with tips on how to help teens navigate screen time with regard to emotional wellness

  Note: These resources are compiled here for informational purposes only and are not necessarily endorsed by or affiliated with LPHS.