-Did you know? 1 in 6 kids ages six to 17 in the U.S. experience a mental health disorder. Suicide remains the second-leading cause of death among all U.S. children ages 10 to 14. -Mar 12, 2024
Program Delivery
Classroom GuidanceClassroom guidance is provided to students as a tier one intervention in order to provide education regarding a variety of topics including study skills, career development, making and keeping friends, coping skills, and social emotional awareness.
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Small GroupsSmall group counseling offers an opportunity for students to participate in activities and lessons designed to facilitate and encourage growth through peer engagement.
-Groups are determined based on data and needs but a few examples may include: Friendship Circle, Grief Counseling, GIRLS Group, Worry Warriors, Lunch Bunch. |
Individual SessionsIndividual counseling provides students with the opportunity to receive support and build the skills necessary to succeed in school and beyond. Through the use of the child centered approach, solution focused brief approaches, and non-directive play, children will begin to develop a greater understanding of self and coping mechanisms. Individual counseling is short-term based. If a student requires long-term services, a parent/guardian may receive referral resources.
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Our Year at a Glance |
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Topics are tentative
August Meet the Counselor What is Worry? Growth Mindset Vs. Fixed Mindset November Gratitude Empathy Mindfulness February Study Skills 2 Test Taking Strategies 1 Test Anxiety May Middle School Transitions 8th Grade Transitions |
September Recognizing Bullying Empathy Calming Techniques December Kindness Matters Size of Problem Size of Reaction March Test Taking Strategies 2 Test Anxiety |
October Bullying Response to Bullying Digital Citizenship (Middle School) January Career Exploration Study Skills 1 April State Testing |
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