Local Crisis Resources

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Helping Students Change Today's Challenges into Tomorrow's Opportunities

Moore Public Schools' Mental Health Therapists work to normalize and promote the importance of mental health for our students, teachers, parents, and community at large. We empower students to overcome challenges both past and present in order to foster student success. Our program encourages health and wellness, strengthening families, reducing isolation, and building a sense of connection and community. 

Mental Health Crisis Resources 

Coping with COVID-19 Resources 

Counseling Resources 

Community-Based Resources

Tragedy Response Resources 

Coping Skills 

7th-12 Grade Students

If you are concerned that your child is having thoughts about self-harm or harming others, don’t hesitate to ask questions.  Asking if someone is suicidal does not lead to suicidal thoughts. The following hospitals/facilities can help in the event that your child is having suicidal or homicidal thoughts. Knowing what to expect can be scary and confusing; here is a guide on what to expect in the event your child needs to be hospitalized for your child's safety or the safety of others.