Behavioral Health

We strengthen families and support youth by promoting mental wellness and emotional resilience, helping students overcome challenges, manage daily stress, and improve their overall quality of life.

What we do

The Behavioral Health Program provides school-based individual, group, and family therapy to strengthen families and support youth through skill-building and self-advocacy.

Contact your school's social worker or administration to access services.

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How We Do It

Our licensed mental health professionals deliver individual and family therapy directly within K-12 school buildings at no cost to families.

Through counseling, skill-building exercises, family advocacy, and referrals to community resources, we provide the comprehensive care students need to thrive both in and out of the classroom.

In 2025

10,399

hours of therapy provided to students and families in 38 schools

680

students were provided therapy at their school

99%

of participants reported a positive experience with therapy services

86%

of participants shared that therapy improved their ability to handle daily life

TESTIMONIALS

"The most helpful thing I've learned is this: I cannot control other people's emotions, but I can control my own and how I communicate them."

- Student

"Therapy lets me get things off my chest that I've been holding in and helps me express it in healthier ways."

- Student

"We have seen amazing growth in the students, who would otherwise not have access to therapy services."

- Principal

Behavioral Health

Additional Resources

988 Lifeline

CenterPointe Crisis Response

Nebraska 211

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