COVID-19 Resource Guide for Students, Teens, and Young Adults

For most young people, everything has changed in a short period of time. Students have been asked to leave schools and dorms abruptly, and many are having to adjust to online classes. It’s normal to have a variety of feelings in response to this transition. We hope that the following resources help as you navigate these challenging times:

  • JED’s Mental Health Resoure Center provides tools to help teens and young adults navigate life’s challenges. It also has information for family members and friends on how to support the teens and young adults in your life.
  • Seize The Awkward tips and resources around maintaining mental health during the coronavirus and connecting with friends and family.
  • If you notice your friend feels distant or lonely, refer to the tips and resources on Seize the Awkward.
  • What to Do When the Sports Season Gets Cut Short, a blog by JED’s Director of Learning and Evaluation, Kamla Modi.
  • Set To Go provides students, families, and educators resources on how to get emotionally prepared for the transition from high school to college or adulthood.
  • JED’s You Can Help Trainings for students assist with identifying and supporting those who may be struggling with a mental health challenge.
  • The JED Voices video series features celebrities and influencers who talk about what mental health means to them.
  • For the latest updates on protecting mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic, visit our COVID-19 Tips and Updates page.

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