WELCOME! On this page you will find Social-Emotional & Mental Health Resources for students, families, and staff.
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| City of Marysville Community Support and Resources | Community Services and Resources | Marysville Food Bank | WA State Department of Health |
| SIGNS OF TRAUMA: Look for clusters of the following: Quick, forceful responses to perceived threats; misreads/misinterprets facial and non-verbal cues; difficulty finding words to express feelings; limited self-regulation skills; difficulty accessing the ability to calm self; challenging behaviors. |
 Care Crisis (Snohomish County): 425-258-4357 or (800) 584-3578Crisis Text Line: 741741 Domestic Violence Hotline: 425-25-ABUSE |
| National Hopeline (Suicide Prevention) 1-800-442-HOPE(4673) | Snohomish County Care Crisis Responders: can be reached 24/7 (425) 388-7215 or toll-free (800) 584-3578 | Suicide Hotline 1-800-273-8255 |
 HealthyChildren.orgInformation and resources for parents backed by 67,000 pediatricians committed to the attainment of optimal physical, mental, and social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents, and young adults. |
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| Seattle Children’s Hospital Washington’s Mental Health Referral Service for Children and Teens connects patients and families with evidence-supported outpatient mental health services in their community. This free, telephone-based referral service is funded by Washington Healthcare Authority and operated by Seattle Children’s. | http://www.marysvilletogether.org/ Partnering and reaching out to the Marysville community to respond to its needs, promote wellness, and strengthen families, in order to prevent and reduce substance use and abuse among youth. |
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| Committee for ChildrenThoughts, feelings, and mindfulness | Committee for Children Coping Resources for Educators and Families |
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| 10 Keys to Happier Living Everyone's path to happiness is different. Based on the latest research, we have identified 10 Keys to Happier Living that consistently tend to make life happier and more fulfilling. Together they spell "GREAT DREAM". For each of the ten you'll find information, questions, resources and suggested actions to help apply them in your daily life. Read more or order the book. | American Psychiatric Association Providing support in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), APA is collecting authoritative and timely resources in this information hub for patient or family member or friend in need of immediate assistance. |
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| Search Institute Bridging Research and Practice to Help Young People be their Best Selves Building Relationships With Young People Research shows that young people need a web of positive relationships to successfully cope with stressful events. Caring alone is not enough. TEDx Talks Video | The 4's Interview Guide | Articles: Building Resilience (JoAnn Moffitt, LCSW) Building Relationships During the COVID-19 Crisis (Search Institute) Keeping Your Family Informed During COVID-19 (OSPI) |
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PUD (Utility/Power) Assistance 425-783-1000 |
PSE (Puget Sound Energy) |
Housing Assistance Call 211 |
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Supports and Treatment AA Online meetings |
 Northwest Consumer Law CenterThe Northwest Consumer Law Center is offering to help those financially impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak. Please email questions to Admin@NWCLC.org. |
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Generosity MultipliedCommunity support for those needing help |
Community Resource Needs Hub |
Community Well-being Resource Hub |
WA State Department of Health |
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Community support for those needing help. People can volunteer to help in the community or request help. Faith-based.
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For businesses and government seeking community resources
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Community Well-being Resource Hub
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WA State Department of HealthFor You and Your Family
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| Washington Health Plan Finder |
Washington Apple Care:
1-855-923-4633; TTY 1-855-627-9604 |
Paid Family Medical Leave Information |
