SCHOOL BASED Mental Health (SBMH)
School Based Mental Health services are available to all students in all SCSD schools. Our district is committed to reducing barriers to accessing mental health resources. We partner with several agencies who come into our schools to provide individual clinical counseling and talk-based, play-based, art-based, or DBT therapies to students.
Services are provided by licensed therapists, billed through insurance and/or medical assistance, and are covered by grants funded through sources such as the United Way as well as State and Federal grants.
Our School Counselors, School Psychologists, Social Worker, and YES Advocates work with families to make referrals to our partner agencies. Please see details about each of our school based mental health partners below.
Bellin Health
Students in grades 6-12 at SMS, BCMS, and SCHS can access counseling services through Bellin Health while at school.
Melissa Suchalla, MS, LPC is our current Bellin counselor and has a private office located in our middle school pupil services area.
For more information about Bellin, please visit:
Our School Counselors typically facilitate referrals to Bellin, however, guardians can also request services. Please reach out to Bellin Psychiatric at (920)433-6073 and request School Based Services at Seymour.
Catalpa Health
Students in grade K-5 at Rock Ledge Primary, Rock Ledge Intermediate, and Black Creek Elementary schools can access counseling services through Catalpa Health while at school.
Stephanie Diamond, LCSW, is our current Catalpa counselor and meets with students in the conference rooms of each school she serves.
For more information about Catalpa, please visit:
Our School Counselors typically facilitate referrals to Catalpa, however, guardians can also refer. To make a referral for your child to receive school based mental health services through Catalpa, click tab:
Oneida Behavioral Health
Any K-12 student in our district who is an enrolled tribal member or descendent is eligible to access counseling services through Oneida Behavioral Health while at school.
We currently partner with multiple counselors to provide onsite services to students from Rock Ledge, Seymour Middle School, and Seymour High School. Rebecca Green- Blanks, Emma White, Jodie Skenandore, Elizabeth Kelley, and Elizabeth Sengkhammee meet with students to provide confidential therapy in private counseling offices located at either Seymour High School or Seymour Middle School.
For more information about Oneida Behavioral Health Services, please visit:
https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/behavioral-health/
Our YES Advocates and School Counselors typically facilitate referrals to Oneida Behavioral Health, however, guardians can also refer. Reach out to (920)490-3790 and request School Based Services at Seymour. You can also walk-in to the clinic at 2640 W. Point Rd, Green Bay, for triage services.
