Mental Health Support for Parents
Below are resources on a variety of topics for parents and adults. Please take a look to see what may be beneficial to you and your home. If you have questions, please fill out the contact form on the home page for the school counselor to contact you.
8. Fostering Wellness.pdf2. Creating a Family Structure to Maintain Strucutre and Routine.pdf1. Managing Your Mood While Observing Social Distancing.pdf6. Finding Meaning.pdf7. Establishing Boundaries.pdf5. Staying Motivated While Sheltering In Place.pdf3. Keeping A Schedule.pdf9. Calming Body with Progressive Muscle Relaation.pdfstop-the-spread-of-germs-english.pdf13. Welcoming Mindfulness Into Your Life.pdf15. Staying Connected to Others.pdfRelaxation Practice 3-1-18.docx14. Developing Self-Compassion.pdf
School Social Worker
Rebecca Raygor, MSW, LCSW-C
To contact the School Social Worker, call the school on Thursdays, or send an email to Mrs. Raygor at rraygor@wcboe.org
WHAT DOES A SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER DO?
School Social Workers are trained, licensed & state certified mental health professionals who generally hold a Master’s degree in social work, and who have unique training and experience specific to working in schools and/or with children. School Social Workers provide services related to a person's social, emotional and life adjustment to school and/or society. School Social Workers are the link between the home, school and community in providing direct as well as indirect services to students, families and school personnel to promote and support students' academic and social success. Some may specialize in different areas and/or be assigned to specific duties for a school, a program or the entire system/county.
