Syosset
Central School District
Mental Health Support Resources
Submit a Tip
Students are encouraged to speak up to a trusted adult if they witness concerning behavior. If they are uncomfortable doing so, an anonymous tip may be submitted through the Say Something anonymous reporting system, which is monitored 24/7 by trained crisis counselors.
New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) has created the New York State Emotional Support Line staffed by specially trained volunteers who can help you.
Call 844-863-9314.The new National Suicide Prevention Line is 9-8-8. Call or text to be connected with The Long Island Crisis Center. This three digit lifeline will connect you to the appropriate resources for any mental health distress, not just suicide prevention. The line also has interpretation services for over 150 languages.
Cohen Children’s Medical Center, Pediatric Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center
718-470-3148
Nassau County Mobile Crisis Team
516-572-6419
Zucker Hillside Hospital, Behavioral Health Crisis Center
718-470-8300
Additional Resources
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For Parents
Suicide Prevention Awareness Video form the Mayo ClinicThis short video dispels the myths about suicide and provides instructions for parents on what to do if their child is depressed, or if they suspect their child is having suicidal thoughts.
What Every Parent Should Know about Youth SuicideThis brochure coaches parents on recognizing suicide risk in their child and how to navigate the conversations that will inform your next steps.
School Mental Health Resource
Training Center
Resource toolkit provided by the Mental Health Association in New York State (MHANYS).
Let's Talk Summer Wellness
A mental health and wellness toolkit for families and youth.
For Students
Press Pause
Wellness website with videos and tips for reducing and coping with stress.
What Every Student Needs to Know: Warning Signs
Suicide Prevention Brochure from Suicide Prevention Center of NY
Help a Friend in Need
A helpful guide for students on how they can help a friend they may be worried about.