Health & Wellness- Counseling Resources

Note: The following links and resources are intended for school counselors and social workers.

If you are not a school counselor or social worker, please reach out to your site counselor to utilize any of these referral resources.

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Daybreak Health (virtual therapy)

Daybreak Health | Student success starts with mental health

Daybreak Health Referral process:

1. Identify and speak with a student with tier 2/3 non-crisis mental health needs and determine type of therapy: one-on-one therapy (ages 10+) or family therapy (ages 5-12).

2. Contact parent about the Daybreak Health referral. If parent consents, tell them to expect a Welcome email from Daybreak health (verify working, current email for parent). If student wants in-school therapy, provide parent with those available times to put on their intake form.

**At this point, we do need parent consent for all students.

3. Log into Daybreak with your Google account.

4. Click "Refer a Student"

5. Click "Create and refer a student record not (yet) in Daybreak"

6. Add student and parent details and submit a referral.

Helpful links:

4/17 district office Training Deck
- Recording of our 4/17 training call
Help Center
Direct Referral promotional links (print and put in your counseling center to give to parents/students)
Alejandra's Link to schedule time if you need helping making a referral
List of In Network Insurance Coverage
Parent handouts/overviews: (1:1 teletherapy, family therapy)

Questions:

Reach out to your site social worker or Katie Bodell and/or Mike Baernstein.

IEHP Health Navigators (health support, home visits, resources)

The Healthy Schools/Health Navigators can help with issues such as, but not limited to:

• Finding a Doctor
• Getting vaccines or check-ups
• Accessing food, clothes and other resources
• Getting mental health and wellness care

• Asthma, lice or other health issues
• Vision or dental problems
• Behavioral health issues, like ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, and anxiety

• Food resources
• Housing
• Health care for the uninsured

IEHP Health Navigator Referral Process:

1. Identify a student with health or family needs

2. Contact parent about the IEHP program and let them know you want to submit a referral.

**Remember, the Health Navigators can assist with the ENTIRE FAMILY, not just students.

**They do not have to have IEHP insurance, but if they do, they will receive more assistance.

3. Fill out the IEHP referral form

--You can leave spaces blank if unknown.

4. Email the form to IEHP [email protected] and please cc your site social worker.

5. Fill out this super short Google Form so we can track students receiving IEHP support.

Helpful links:

- Parent Letter Overview (print and give out to families)

- 4/17 district office training slides

Questions:

Reach out to your site social worker or Katie Bodell and/or Mike Baernstein.

Social Work Referral

Hazel Health

Contact the Health & Wellness Team

We can help you:

Learn more about CASEL's 5 Competencies & resources
Put personal health & wellness goals into practice
Brainstorm challenging student behavior
Tailor lesson plans & ideas to your grade-level/subject
Create or modify Social Emotional Learning lesson plans
Teach and coach with model lessons
Analyze student data for behavioral trends and interventions
Learn more about PBIS (and support your PBIS teams)
Learn more about Restorative Practices

✉Mike Baernstein ☏ (760) 868-5817 ext.10158 💬(760) 540-1827	✉Katie Bodell ☏ (760) 868-5817 ext.10157 💬(760) 540-1893
Chaparral High School Eagle Summit Day School Serrano High School Snowline Academy	Baldy Mesa Elementary Heritage School Phelan Elementary Piñon Mesa Middle School

	✉Ingrid Peralta, MSW ☏ (760) 868-5817 ext.10160/ 21053 💬(760) 540-1946	✉Diego Ramirez, MSW ☏ (760) 868-5817 ext.10159 💬(760) 540-1992
	Serrano High School	Phelan Elementary Piñon Hills Elementary Piñon Mesa Middle School Vista Verde Elementary