Resources for Families

On this page, you will find an evolving collection of resources to help families during the coronavirus outbreak.

Pandemic EBT - Learn more at k12.wa.us/PEBT

Mental Health Referral Line

Seattle Children’s operates Washington’s Mental Health Referral Line. This service connects families to licensed providers in their local area with current availability who fit a child’s mental health needs and insurance coverage. This makes finding a mental health provider easy and stress-free for families. More information about this service can be found here.

Timberland Library

Timberland Regional Library is giving a three month online card so all families can access the great content available for their non-print materials. Families that do not currently have a library card can complete a quick application online and have a wealth of materials at their fingertips!

1. Tumblebooks: https://login.ez.trl.org/login?qurl=http%3a%2f%2fwww.tumblebooklibrary.com%2fauto_login.aspx%3fU%3dtrlib%26P%3dlibra
2. Overdrive: https://timberland.overdrive.com/library/kids
3. Kanopy (videos of books like Creepy Carrots and Scaredy Squirrel, shows like Wild Kratts and Nature Cat, and other educational programming like foreign language): https://trlib.kanopy.com/kidshttps://trlib.kanopy.com/kids

Messages from Our Counselors

• Tips for Alleviating Anxiety from SHS Counselor, Shawn Ames
• SHS Counselor, Susie Honaker-Wirzbicki shares some advice about patience
• BDX Counselor, Brian Wirzbicki, Reaches Out to Say Hello
• OMS Counselor, Mrs. Tyrrell, talks about the importance of sharing your feelings with those you trust
• Buddy & Mr. Wirzbicki remind you to get outside and exercise!
• OBJH Counselor, Stacey Adams, talks about the importance of self care
• OBJH Counselor, Mrs. Smith, shares advice about grieving