School-based family counseling (SBFC) is an integrated approach to mental health intervention that focuses on both school and family in order to help children overcome personal problems and succeed at school. SBFC is practiced by a wide variety of mental health professionals, including: ps...
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Our counselors are available to assist students with: ; Academic skills support - organizational skills, goal-setting, monitoring interpersonal skills ; Classroom lessons, group counseling, and individual counseling ; High school, college, and career planning ; Crisis intervention and facilitating student/family referrals
School Counseling - Fayette County Public Schools
Randolph High School counselors hold a master’s degree and required state certification in school counseling. Maintaining certification includes ongoing professional development to stay current with educational reform and challenges facing today’s students. Professional association membership enhances the school counselor’s knowledge and effectiveness. Counselors at the high school are assigned alphabetically. The actual letters assigned each year varies as do the number of students in each incoming class. There are out of alphabet except ...
College Counseling - Holy Family High School
If your student or family is experiencing a crisis, 211/Emergency Mobile Psychiatric Services are available for families who need these services. If there is an emergency, it is still recommended to call 911. Below are other local behavioral health resources that are available to families during this time: When it Builds, Up, Talk it Out · Phone: 833-258-5011, Monday through Friday (8am to 8pm); Weekends (1pm to 8pm). Website: https://talkitoutct.com · Community Health Resources (CHR) · Phone: 877-884-3571 · Website: chrhealth.org ...
Academic · Future goals and college · Perfectionism and concerns about school performance · Student life · Balancing extracurricular activities with academics · Athletic performance · Mental health struggles · Alcohol/drug/tobacco use and abuse · Eating disorders and body image ; Identity and society · Gender · Sexuality · Trauma · Race · Consent, assault, and sex · Common life stressors · Stress · Divorce and separations · Loss of a family member or friend · Health · College transitions and graduation · Friendships and rela ...
School Counseling - Greenwich Public Schools
School Counseling VS Outside Therapy ; School Counselors meet with students on an individual basis or group basis to deal with crisis management, skill-building, and problem-solving to support students' success at school ; An outside therapist will provide more intensive, individualized, and ongoing therapy. ; School Counseling conversations are confidential between the counselor and student unless there is a safety concern to break that confidentiality.