SOCIAL and EMOTIONAL HEALTH

At Oceanside, the health of our students is our top concern. Every teenager struggles at one time or another with issues such as making friends, conflicts with friends, harassment/bullying, peer pressure, social media concerns, or feeling overwhelmed with the responsibilities they take on as they get older.  Sometimes these issues can affect their physical and emotional health and impact their academics. We are here to help. This page contains resources to help your students with issues such as these. Please contact Pamela Robinson, Director of Guidance for further assistance or referrals for professional counseling services. 

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Mental Health Resources

Online Safety Resources

Life Threatening Emergencies:

Call 911

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National Suicide Prevention:

1-800-273-TALK (8255) – Suicide Prevention Life Line

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MUSC Institute of Psychology, Child & Adolescent: 843-792-9888

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Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center: 843-14-2350

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Palmetto Lowcountry Behavioral Health: 843-747-5830

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Charleston Mental Health Clinic: 843-414-2350 or toll free 800-613-8379