Sara Sakamoto

NODIN

737-3500 X 1096 or office 109 I

For Indigenous students

One-on-one mental health counseling is offered for a variety of issues including: depression, anxiety, suicide ideation, grief, historical or current trauma, abuse, and addictions. Support can either be short (e.g., one or two sessions) or long-term

About me: I love the outdoors and my family. When I am feeling down or overwhelmed, I make sure to get outside and reconnect with nature or hang out with my kids and husband. Life can be difficult but with the right supports, we can persevere and overcome.

Val Modekwe

NODIN

737-3500 X 1076 or office 107 A

For Indigenous students

One-on-one mental health counseling is offered for a variety of issues including: depression, anxiety, suicide ideation, grief, historical or current trauma, abuse, and addictions. Support can either be short (e.g., one or two sessions) or long-term

About me: Born and raised in Toronto, I’m first generation Canadian. I have lived at worked with First Nations children, and youth in Prince George British Columbia and in Northern Quebec in a Cree community along the James Bay. I enjoy watching movies, walking, exploring my surroundings and reading. Looking forward to working with SNHS staff and a connecting with students!

Veronica Van Horne

Firefly

737-3500 X 1092 or office 109 I

For local or Lac Seul Students

One-on-one mental health counseling is offered for a variety of issues including: depression, anxiety, suicide ideation, grief, historical or current trauma, abuse, and addictions. a focus on short term (4 sessions) with longer term supports available as needed.

About me: I am originally from Sioux Lookout and have lived out in Alberta and British Columbia for the past 10 years. I loved hiking and exploring the mountains while I was out West. I am excited to be living back home again as Sioux Lookout offers many wonderful things to do year round! Fishing is my favourite pastime. I am looking forward to meeting the students and staff at Sioux North High School.

Rita Marano

Mental Health and Addictions Nurse

737-3500 x 1097 or office 109 J For any Sioux North HS student who needs help with:

Concerns with sleep, eating, & mood... Medications or medical concerns pertaining to mental health or addictions Sexual health education and supplies; and harm reduction education Safety concerns including suicidality, self-harming, assault/abuse, trafficking... 2SLGBTQ+ students access appropriate health care and mental health supports Connecting with your doctor and/or other mental health care providers And more! Come ask me about anything if you aren’t sure how or where to get help!

Kaitlyn Roen: Public Health Nurse

Monday 11:30am to 1:00pm (Drop in or Appointment)

Room 120 Sioux North

(807) 737-2292 ext. 307731

www.kroen@nwhu.on.ca