Claremont Unified Wellness

Please log on for this important webinar Tuesday May 14th at 6:30-7:30 pm. Learn some important ways to support your students 💚

TRiCity’s Mental Health Student Services is hosting a hybrid event for parents and youth to talk about how to support LGBTQIA+youth. June 15th at 4:00 pm. Please see post for address.

Thank you, Sycamore!

Register for Parenting in the Digital World. Important and necessary content for parents today! April 13th at 6:00pm. Register to receive the Zoom link.

TriCity Mental Health is hosting a WELLNESS symposium for YOUTH! April 29th 8a-2p You must register. See the post for all the details.

Get the FACTS on Va**ng and Fentanyl. Wednesday, February 15th at 6:00 pm. Hope to see you there!

Growing Flower Tree! Beautiful work by one of our Claremont High Claremont High School students.

“Growing Flower Tree” was created by a student from Tri-City to share how they adjusted to returning to school. “When a plant is well nurtured with the right amount of water, sun, and attentiveness, it starts to grow. During the transition of coming back to school, I felt I lost my sense of balance which set me and my plants to wilt and burn a bit. Something that helped me bring back hope for the future was speaking affirmative words and phrases before leaving home and starting anything new,” the artist shared.

Tri-City Mental Health Services Claremont High School

You can now call 988 in the event of a mental health crisis. Please read below to find out exactly what happens. Let’s be prepared for ourselves, and to help others.

What happens when you call 988? We train counselors to collaborate with callers to find the least invasive, most relevant, and most effective care plan for their crisis. Our crisis centers bring mental health care and safety planning to all.

Claremont High School celebrating Mental Health Matters Week by giving out green swag, hosting the Directing Change lunchtime screening, TriCity Mental Health giving out resources, and our students focussing on thankfulness. It’s been a week full of 💚. Way to go CHS!

Claremont High School celebrating Mental Health Matters Week by giving out green swag, hosting the Directing Change lunchtime screening,TriCity Mental Health giving out resources, and students focussing on thankfulness. It’s been a good week 💚

Mountain View Students showing off their flags to celebrate Mental Health Matters Week in CUSD 💚

Condit students share positive messages with others for Mental Health Awareness week! CUSD students are so creative!