Counseling
Resources
Online Counseling Resources
How To Find a Counselor in your Area
Food Distribution
Mitchell High School, nest distribution date April 23 From 1:00 - 4:30
Care and Share - Select the FIND FOOD tab
Other Important Resources:
-National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-237-TALK
-Emotional Support Help Line: 1-866-342-6829 (if you are experiencing anxiety or stress)
-Dial “211” for additional community resources (food, utilities, rnt, individual/family, community supports etc).
Reach Wraparound Guide for Families
Aspen Pointe Family Stabilization
Aspen Pointe COVID Response Flyer
Counseling Objectives
The Widefield Elementary School of the Arts Counselor strives to support and reinforce student academic and social/emotional growth while promoting and encouraging career readiness. Our mission is achieved by providing the following:
- Monthly Classroom Guidance Lessons
- Direct Counseling
- Social/Friendship Skills Groups
- Collaboration with Parents/Teachers
- Middle School Transition Preparation
- Available Community Resources
- Demonstration and Encouragement of SOAR Expectations
- BARK Expectations:
- Be Safe
- Attitude
- Respect
- Know What's Right
Social Worker
Hello Bulldog Families!
I am so excited to be here as your school social worker this year! This is my first year at WESA, and my third in the district. Yet, the Widefield community is home for me as a graduate of the district.
As a school social worker, I have the pleasure and honor of working with students in the following ways:
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Classroom guidance lessons
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Facilitating groups focused on social skills and emotional regulation skills
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Providing individual counseling and social-emotional support to students
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Providing social-emotional instruction to qualifying special education students
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Assisting with crisis support when needed
I believe that student success is related to a thriving home environment. However, every household has difficult seasons. Thus, I am happy to work with your family in the following ways:
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Support with community resources through partnerships with community agencies for:
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Nutrition
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Clothing
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School supplies
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Holiday assistance
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Community-based counseling
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Financial resources for rent, utilities, etc.
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Support with understanding what behaviors you see at home and how school and home strategies can relate
Everyone says it takes a community to raise a child. I would be honored to be a part of your family’s community. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me with any needs you may have. I look forward to partnering with you to make it a great school year!
Katie Tomlinson, “Ms. T”
Licensed Social Worker, School Social Worker
719-930-6450
Access to my virtual brain break room: Ms. T's Virtual Mindfulness Space.pptx
(All video links in this brain break room are sourced through Youtube Kids.)