Teen Mental Health Month is an opportunity to recognize how important it is for teens to feel supported, heard, and connected to help when they need it.

Stress can come from many different parts of a teen’s life, from school and relationships to social media and planning for the future. Parents, caregivers, educators, and other trusted adults can make a difference by checking in and helping teens know where to turn for support. School-based behavioral health can help make that support more accessible by connecting teens with services in a familiar setting. Click the link to explore Georgia Appleseed’s school-based behavioral health resources for families, educators, and advocates: https://schoolbasedbehavioralhealth.org/ #TeenMentalHealthMonth #SchoolBasedBehavioralHealth #StudentMentalHealth #GeorgiaAppleseed