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Mental Health

Legal Prep Charter Academy recognizes and values the importance of mental health support and services for the well-being of our students, staff, and school communities. Below are resources provided by Chicago Public Schools to assist in the areas of need. 
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Resources for Students

Resources for pARENTS/cAREGIVERS

​If you or someone you know has thoughts of suicide, has experienced trauma, or wants to talk with someone about overwhelming thoughts and feelings, we encourage you to talk with a trusted adult. This may include a parent, guardian, or adult in your school. Your school’s Behavioral Health Team (BHT), which may include a nurse, psychologist, counselor, or social worker, can help you get the support you need.
​Anytime is a good time to ask a young person how they are feeling. Have check-ins with your young person to talk about what they are feeling and experiencing. If a young person tells you that they have been feeling hopeless, has thoughts of self harm, an inability to concentrate, or other signs of emotional distress, connect them to a healthcare provider.
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