• Whole Child Health Parent Resources

    Fort Bend ISD is committed to the health and wellness of every student. In addition to your child’s school counselor, we offer a variety of resources to support mental health, social-emotional learning, and family well-being.

    Mental Health Support

    FBISD Campus Support
    Each campus has access to mental health support. Start by contacting your child’s school counselor, who can help connect your family with the right resources.

    FBISD Mental Health Counselors
    FBISD employs six Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs) who serve students in both English and Spanish. These counselors work alongside school counselors to provide additional mental health support. Ask your school counselor for more information.

    Community Counseling Partners

    Clearhope Counseling & Wellness Center
    Clearhope partners with FBISD to offer accessible, high-quality mental health care. They accept most major insurances, including Medicaid and Medicare, and offer teletherapy. Their diverse team includes LPCs, LMFTs, and LCSWs.
    Locations: Pasadena, Sugar Land, Summerwood
    Visit Clearhope

    DePelchin Children’s Center
    DePelchin offers counseling, parenting support, foster care, and adoption services. Their mission is to ensure every child has a safe, loving home.
    Visit DePelchin

    Grief & Loss Support

    Grief from change and loss—whether due to COVID-19, a loved one’s death, or life transitions—is normal. If your child is struggling, please reach out to their school counselor for guidance and referrals.

    Helpful Resources:

    Social Emotional Learning (SEL)

    English Learner Family Support Portal
    Interactive activities to help children understand and manage emotions—available for all grade levels.

    Recommended SEL Resources:

     

    Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports (PBIS)

    PBIS is a proactive, positive approach to behavior. It helps parents and schools reinforce healthy habits, teach expectations, and respond with empathy.

    Resources for Parents: