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What does a SAC do and how can they help?
What does a SAC do and how can they help?
A Student Assistance Counselor (SAC) is a professional within the high school whose role includes but is not limited to counseling, curriculum development for health classes, school wide prevention for faculty and students, and parent and student information regarding mental health as well as substance abuse. Find out more HERE!
Who are the SACs for NH-V?
Who are the SACs for NH-V?
North Hunterdon
North Hunterdon
Mrs. Tara Kraatz
Mrs. Tara Kraatz
tkraatz@nhvweb.net
908-713-4167
Where can I find Mrs. Kraatz?
Where can I find Mrs. Kraatz?
The SAC office is located within the Guidance Department at North Hunterdon. my office is the last door on the left in the guidance hallway!
Voorhees
Voorhees
Ms. Maggie Barraco
Ms. Maggie Barraco
mbarraco@nhvweb.net
908-638-2199 ext. 7475
Where can I find Ms. Barraco?
Where can I find Ms. Barraco?
The SAC office is the second door on the right within the Counseling Suite, which is right next to the Senior Mall!
How do I schedule a meeting with the SAC?
How do I schedule a meeting with the SAC?
Feel free to email to set up an appointment or stop by our offices at anytime, our doors are always open!
Feel free to email to set up an appointment or stop by our offices at anytime, our doors are always open!
Managing Stress in the Aftermath of a School Trauma
Managing Stress in the Aftermath of a School Trauma
Guidelines-Talking-to-Kids-About-Attacks-Two-Sided-Onesheet-Format.pdfWaystohelpchildthroughcrisis.pdfRecoveringfromTraumaEvent.pdfTalking to children about the shootingHow to talk to youth about scary eventsTeens Talking About Frightening EventsWhat are you looking for?
What are you looking for?
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Family Resources
Family Resources
Mental Health
Mental Health
Mindfulness & Meditation
Mindfulness & Meditation
Substance Abuse & Addiction
Substance Abuse & Addiction
Academic Supports
Academic Supports
This is an amazing resource that allows you search through local therapists and filter by insurance network, gender and speciality!
This is an amazing resource that allows you search through local therapists and filter by insurance network, gender and speciality!
Tri-County CMO
Tri-County CMO
908-526-3900
908-526-3900
By working effectively with schools, the Juvenile Justice System, and mental health and behavioral health providers, as well as advocating for family voice, choice and community support, CMOs help youth succeed at home, in school, and in the community.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
In collaboration with Hunterdon Central’s Code Club, Positive YOUth created the Help App, an amazing resource for Hunterdon County teens and families. This app provides text and call hotline information regarding alcohol/drugs, suicide, and self-harm, mental health, etc. Scan the QR code to the left to get the free app.
Local Resource-https://sobertruth4youth.org/
Local Resource-https://sobertruth4youth.org/
• 988 is the new three-digit number that routes callers to the Suicide & Crisis hotline.
• Prevent Suicide NJ, for educators, families, youth, and community partners to access resources and training.
• Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide Parent & Caregiver Toolkit
• The NJ Statewide Student Support System (NJ4S), which allows registered middle-and high-schools to request tiered wellness supports for students.
• 2nd Floor Youth Helpline, which offers call, message board and text options for youth to connect to live, emotional support counselors.
• Traumatic Loss Coalition (TLC) offers support to communities affected by traumatic events such as suicides, violence and tragedy.
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