Thank you for your interest in the Schools and Communities Program. We are sorry to inform you that the TeenScreen National Center will be winding down its program at the end of this year. Accordingly, we will no longer train or register new programs. We will provide updates on the TeenScreen website for a limited time with respect to any other screening programs of which we become aware. In addition, certain resources relating to teen mental health screening are available in the public domain and can be found at the links below:

• PHQ-9 – Depression Screen within the GLAD-PC Toolkit
• PSC-Y – Broad Mental Health Screen
• CRAFFT – Substance Use Screen
• NREPP – online registry of interventions

Additionally, licensed clinicians will be able to access these materials for a limited time on the TeenScreen Program website.

Info for Existing Screening Programs

• Program Development Guide
• Log in to the Local Affiliates section

Mental Health Screening Facts

• Identify teens with mental, emotional or behavioral problems early, before they develop into full-blown disorders
• Increase the likelihood that struggling teens get the help they need
• Minimize the impact of mental disorders on teens’ lives
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