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What is the Wellness Center?
What is the Wellness Center?
We wanted to create a space that was warm, open, and helpful for families and students. A place where all questions can be answered, resources can be easily accessed, and wellness was at the center of it all. You are always welcome to come and speak to our School Social Workers to discuss any of these resources in further detail or if you need assistance navigating the site and finding information.
We wanted to create a space that was warm, open, and helpful for families and students. A place where all questions can be answered, resources can be easily accessed, and wellness was at the center of it all. You are always welcome to come and speak to our School Social Workers to discuss any of these resources in further detail or if you need assistance navigating the site and finding information.
The Cougar Wellness Center is staffed by two full time social workers that support students and families of Steele Canyon High in a variety of ways. We can support our Steel Canyon Community with any social/emotional needs they may have, mental health services, and connect you to a various community based resources.
The Cougar Wellness Center is staffed by two full time social workers that support students and families of Steele Canyon High in a variety of ways. We can support our Steel Canyon Community with any social/emotional needs they may have, mental health services, and connect you to a various community based resources.
You can find us in the second portable on the upper field behind the K-building
You can find us in the second portable on the upper field behind the K-building
Types of support we can offer
Walk-in crisis support
Connections to community services and therapy
Individual mental health counseling
Support groups
Restorative mediations
Referrals to outside agencies
Classroom presentations on mental health and well-being topics
Topics and resources we can support with
Health Care, Food, Transportation, Housing
Social Emotional / Mental Health Concerns: Anxiety, Depression, Suicidal Ideation, Self Injury, etc...
Drug and Alcohol use
Stress Management
Anger Management
Eating Disorders
LGBTQIA+ Resources
And much more, please reach out if you have a specific concern!
Homeless & Foster Youth
We are here to support and can offer a variety of resources to support you and your family, please contact us and see the flyers below for your educational rights!
Brenna Churma, MSW
(619) 660-3589
bchurma@schscougars.org
Alexis Ortiz, LCSW
(619) 660-3503
aortiz@schscougars.org
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