Positives out way the Negatives!
Positives out way the Negatives!
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Welcome! My name is Karon Wright and I am the proud School Counselor at Woodridge Fine Arts Academy. I have the privilege of working with our students through classroom guidance lessons, small group and individual counseling. I also collaborate with school staff and parents in order to meet the social, emotional, and academic needs of ALL students. Please take a look around this page to learn more about my Comprehensive Guidance Program, and available resources for parents and staff.
Ms. Karon Wright
Ms. Karon Wright
Email:
Phone:
972-223-3800
Office Hours
M-F 8:30am-4:00pm
Please call or email to set an appointment virtually or in-person.
Students, I am here to help you with:
Students, I am here to help you with:
Making and Keeping Friends
Making and Keeping Friends
Setting Goals for Academic Success
Setting Goals for Academic Success
Working With Others
Working With Others
Feeling Good About Yourself
Feeling Good About Yourself
Adjusting to a New School
Adjusting to a New School
Managing Your Feelings (stress, worry, anger, etc.)
Managing Your Feelings (stress, worry, anger, etc.)
Dealing with Peer Pressure and Bullying
Dealing with Peer Pressure and Bullying
Parents, I am here to help you with:
Exploring ways to help your student succeed in academic, career, personal, and social development.
Improving Parent-Child Communications
Providing Referrals for Community Resources
Community Resources
Community Resources
List Of Community Resources
Job Opportunities
Parenting Tips
Mental Health Resources
Stress Relief for Kids
Managing Worry and Anxiety for Kids
Managing Worry and Anxiety for Kids
This video explains what it means to worry and provides several relaxation strategies for managing worried feelings, such as deep breathing and thinking positive thoughts. It also encourages kids to reach out to trusted adults or friends to help the “What ifs?” go away.
Starfish and Tornadoes
Starfish and Tornadoes
To help kids notice how much energy they're feeling inside. When they know they have too much energy, they can either use their own calming skills or ask for help from a trusted adult.
"Who Am I Right Now?"
"Who Am I Right Now?"
To build self-awareness and help identify your child’s strengths. These skills can also help with decision making and understanding the perspective of others.
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