Ghidotti Early College
High School
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Mental Health - Student Assistance and Resources Services
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STARS is a Student Assistance Program serving all of the Nevada Joint Union High School District


Services include:
  • Direct therapy services with STARS therapists
  • Wellness Screenings
  • Wellness Groups
  • Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Resources
  • Education and support for healthy relationships
  • Referrals for substance use counseling for alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs
  • Resources and referrals to community-based agencies
  • Crisis response and bridge to community crisis services
 
Mark Heine, Student Assistance Program Coordinator  mheine@njuhsd.com
Emily Seagraves, LCSW, STARS therapist, eseagraves@njuhsd.com
 
A student referral can be made by reaching out to your high school counselor, Karla Aaron, kaaron@njuhsd.com 
 
 
 
Care Solace is an online resource with a live line that assists individuals in finding local mental health-related programs and counseling services.

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What's Up Wellness screenings at Ghidotti in January. 

 
 
 
 
Jen Rhi Winders, MSW, CYKT, Assistant Director, What's Up Wellness Checkups
(530) 268-5854,
 

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Know the Signs Training for all GECHS students and staff

For Suicide Prevention Month, trainers from Nevada County Public Health and the Mental Health Matters Nevada County Coalition will provide a Know the Signs suicide prevention training with interactive activities to highlight warning signs of suicide, how to talk with someone they’re concerned about, and key local mental health and suicide prevention resources. Upon completing the training, students will be able to identify the warning signs of suicide, caring adults to connect with if they are concerned for themselves or others, and multiple local suicide prevention and mental health resources.
 
These presentations will occur annually within Phoenix classes in September.

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