Social Emotional Resources
SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL RESOURCES AND INFORMATION
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Redondo Beach Families Connected Resources for students (in middle & high) and parents (in all grades) for wellness and substance use prevention. SBFC offers access to free resources, education events, authentic South Bay stories from parents and teens, current videos, and resources for issues related to social media, stress, depression, peer pressure, and yes, drugs, vaping, alcohol, and more. https://www.ruhsfamiliesconnected.org/ |
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This platform is for students struggling with substance use addiction and/or mental health issues. Care Solace is a safe, simple, confidential, and efficient way to select the right provider for the individual needing care. caresolace.com/redondobeachfamilies |
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Find health-related resources and information for students, adults and families who need additional support and assistance with mental health, medical, dental, vision & hearing, substance use, and more. Contact BCHD Well-Being Line at 310-374-3426, ext. 256 (7:30 - 4:00) http://www.bchd.org/resources |
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Wondering if your child is experimenting with drugs or alcohol? Trying to manage student stress? Seeking guidance around social media and technology? A free weekly support group provided in partnership with BCHD, Thelma McMillen Center, and SBFC. All parents are welcome! Every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Beach Cities Health District https://www.southbayfamiliesconnected.org/events |
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Suicide Prevention The Redondo Beach Unified School District acknowledges the importance of recognizing warning signs for crisis/trauma/suicide to prevent, intervene, and provide post-care for students who have considered or attempted suicide. RBUSD has implemented a suicide prevention, intervention, and post-vention policy that specifically addresses the needs of students who exhibit suicidal ideation. Included in the policy is suicide prevention awareness training for RBUSD staff and a “Know the Signs” campaign for students. Please see your school counselor for more information. In cases of emergency, dial 911. For help, please utilize the resources below:
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ELEMENTARY SOCIAL EMOTIONAL RESOURCES AND INFORMATION
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This research-based program is designed to increase students’ school success and positive behavior through social-emotional learning and competencies.Second Step® programs help students build social-emotional skills—like nurturing positive relationships, managing emotions, and setting goals—so they can thrive in school and in life. https://www.secondstep.org/ |
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WATCH D.O.G.S.works with RBUSD fathers, grandfathers, step-fathers, uncles, and other father figures make a positive impact on our students by volunteering in their elementary school at least one day a year in a variety of school activities both in and out of the classroom. https://dadsofgreatstudents.com/ |
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LiveWell Kids is a nutrition and garden childhood obesity prevention program developed for elementary school students. The curriculum is delivered in classrooms and school gardens by trained parent docents. https://www.bchd.org/livewellkids |
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Peaceful Playgrounds creates safe play environments, supports healthy active kids, and advocates for recess and free play. When children are more likely to engage in physical activity and learn conflict resolution and team-building skills. https://peacefulplaygrounds.com/ |
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Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Education In partnership with Beach Cities Cycling Club, BCHD, RBPD, and school-site PTAs, the program teaches students skills to be safe and confident pedestrians and cyclists. The interactive program is customized for grade levels and every student learns the rules of the road whether he or she is walking or biking. |
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The RBUSD elementary counseling team created a comprehensive counseling plan for students in grades K-5, in order to ensure every RBUSD elementary student receives the same social emotional programs and support. The plan includes parent newsletters each trimester with relevant information and tips, as well as classroom lessons by the school counselor on topics, such as problem solving, healthy relationships, emotional regulation, stress management, study skills, transition to middle school and more. |
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South Bay Children’s Health Center (Available at elementary, middle, and high school levels) SBCHC’s South Bay Youth Project provides school-site counseling and other supportive social services to children, adolescents, and families. https://www.sbchc.com/ |