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Wellness Center

WELLNESS CENTER SELF REFERRAL FORM

Are you struggling with any of these...

  • Relationship Problems
  • Parenting conflicts
  • School
  • Alcohol/Drugs
  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Financial Pressures
  • Sleep Difficulties

We strive to help students and staff maintain and restore individual health and well-being through connection to services.  

Please Click Here and fill out the self referral form 

WELLNESS CENTER STAFF

Contact Us! (click on link)        

MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

Bianca Archuleta

Ms. Bianca ArchuletaMSW, PPSC, CWA - Associate Clinical Social Worker #96868  

  • Provide Mental Health Services
  • Crisis Support
  • Connect students and families to resources
Esmeralda Sa

Ms. Esmeralda Saavedra, LMFT - Psychiatric Social Worker II  

  • Provides Individual therapy

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST   

TBD, M.S., PPSC; Psychologist  

  • Academic , behavioral, & mental health support
  • Evaluation, assessment, and data analysis 
  • Consultation with teachers and families 
  • Culturally responsive services
  • Crisis prevention and response

WELLNESS

Coping skills for Teens  

Find your calm  

Let go of Stress  

50 Ways to Take a Break  

Teen Health  

Mental Warning Signs

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Community Human Services  

Harmony at Home  

Monterey County Behavioral Health  

Restorative Partners  

National Compadres Network  

Partners for Peace

TBD - CHS Counselor & Drug Resource Specialist  

  • Social-emotional support counseling 
    • Develop new skills to increase self-awareness and personal growth.
       
  • Substance Abuse Counseling (prevention and education)
    • The Seven Challenges Program
    • Brief Challenges
    • Vape Offense Workshop (Only Admin Refers)
       
  • Anger management classes
    • Develop skills to improve understanding of anger and how to manage emotions.
       
  • Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Team (ADAPT Club) 
    • Provide awareness about alcohol and drugs to your school community. ( up to 20 hr. Of community service hours.) 

  *All counseling sessions are confidential.* TBD - Sticks & Stones Counselor  

  • Provides counseling services to students who have experienced Trauma
  • Sticks and Stones Counselor (only serves tier II)
  • Intern

rESTORATIVE jUSTICE pRACTICES

 

Mr. Moises Ramirez Garcia M. Ed, PPS, CWA
Restorative Justice Facilitator

Restorative justice practices provide schools with a framework to build community, strengthen relationships, and improve school climate.

This approach can be seamlessly integrated into the classroom, state standards-aligned curriculum, and a school's culture and climate. Approaching from a restorative lens helps to restore a sense of belonging, safety, and importance in the school community.

Restorative Justice shapes our community and suggest processes that restore relationships when harm has occurred. Restorative justice empowers students to resolve conflicts on their own and in small groups, and it's a growing practice at schools around SUHSD. Essentially, the idea is to bring students together in peer-mediated small groups to talk, ask questions, and air their grievances.

Consists of:

  • Coaching, consulting, modeling and training in  Restorative Practices

  • Restorative alternatives to punitive disciplinary policies

  • Equitable alternatives to detention/suspension/expulsion

  • Community Building Circles

  • Joven Noble Group

  • Conflict Resolution ( Repair Harm & Transform conflict)

  • Restorative Conferences and Mediation: Peer-mediated small groups/circles

Help your student, your staff and your community reflect on character, behavior, and repairing harm

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