While teens are able to access crisis support while using BeMe, it is not meant for emergencies. If your teen is experiencing an emergency, please contact 911 or take them to the nearest emergency room.
For 24/7 crisis support, teens can call the BeMe crisis hotline directly through the app, text Crisis Text Line at 741-741, dialing 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or text Trevor Project Support for LGBTQ+ teens at 678-678.
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Can parents/caregivers use BeMe?
At BeMe, we aim to respect teens’ desire for autonomy and privacy, and that means it’s a teen-only space. We have separate resources available for parents; check out our blog and look for upcoming events for parents, like our virtual webinars!
What is BeMe?
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Why is BeMe Important?
Most teens don’t get any mental health support from the current health system. The US Surgeon General recently emphasized the urgent need to address the nation’s youth mental health crisis, where 80 percent of youth with mental illness do not receive ...
How does my teen sign up for BeMe?
After downloading the BeMe app, either with a code from one of our partners or by subscribing to BeMe, coaching can be found on the menu bar. It’s as easy as sending a message, and a coach will be connected! Use BeMe's QR code to download the app. If ...
Is BeMe coaching confidential?
Yes, all sessions are strictly confidential. BeMe prioritizes creating a safe and private environment for teens to discuss their thoughts and feelings openly. There are a few situations where coaches are responsible for sharing information, such as ...