Mental Health - Care Solace
Mrs. Kabo
Mental Health Assistance Counselor
Audubon Jr-Sr High School
856-547-7695 ext. 4144
Email: ekabo@audubonschools.org
Mrs. Kabo meets with students whose mental health is keeping them from succeeding in school and outside of school. The topics discussed with students include but are not limited to anxiety, stress, depression, self-esteem, anger management and grief/loss. Mrs. Kabo also presents classroom lessons covering numerous mental health topics in order to provide education and awareness.
The role of the mental health assistance counselor:
Teenagers are exposed to external and internal struggles which can impact student success. The Audubon School District aims to provide all students with the knowledge, attitudes and skills to cope with these obstacles and develop a healthy lifestyle. Providing mental health support and referral to services is an integral part of our district’s mission in promoting the well-being of each student. The district partners with a network of community services and agencies, creating a coordinated effort to promote a continuum of care and services for all students and families.
The Mental Health Assistance Counselor is a part of the student assistance program. The student assistance program is a comprehensive and integrated school/community program for prevention, intervention, support, and referral services for students at risk for substance abuse, addictive behaviors, and other mental health concerns.
The Mental Health Assistance Counselor meets with students whose mental health is keeping them from succeeding both in school and outside of school. The topics discussed with students include but are not limited to anxiety, stress, depression, self-esteem, anger management and grief/loss. The MHAC also presents classroom lessons covering numerous mental health topics in order to provide education to the student about mental health.
Providing mental health support and referrals to outside treatment services is also an integral part of our School Counseling Department’s mission in promoting a healthy lifestyle. The MHAC partners with a network of community services and agencies, creating a coordinated effort to promote a continuum of care and services for all students and their families.
Mrs. Kabo is available to ALL students. Students can request an appointment with Mrs. Kabo. Students are protected by federal law, which grants them confidentiality (excluding thoughts or attempts of suicide, physical/sexual abuse or neglect, or threats of physical/sexual abuse against another person). In addition to self-referral, teachers, administrators, parents and peers may refer a student to the MHAC when they are concerned about someone’s health and well-being.
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
The Audubon Public School District has partnered with Care Solace to support our commitment to the health, safety, and well-being of our students, parents, and staff. Care Solace will allow our community to quickly connect to reliable, ethical, and quality mental health care and recovery services. This service is available at no cost to our school community.
If you or a family member is experiencing anxiety, stress, depression, substance abuse, or other mental health conditions, you can use Care Solace for expert help in navigating the mental health care system. The Care Concierge team can quickly and confidently find available, carefully vetted providers in the community, matched to your specific needs.
You can reach Care Solace in two ways:
Contact Care Solace 24/7: 888-515-0595
-OR-
To start an anonymous search: caresolace.com/apsd
Care Solace provides:
- Care Concierge professionals available 24/7 by phone, email, text, or video chat in any language.
- A dedicated Care Concierge to support you through the whole process, calling providers on your behalf to determine a fit.
- Help with private insurance, Medicare, and no insurance.
- Completely confidential support; Care Solace will not share your information without your permission.
- In-person, online, or teletherapy options.
- Appointment coordination for students, staff, and their families.
For more information on Care Solace and navigating the search engine, please watch the following video: Introduction to Care Match
You can also contact your child’s school counselor or case manager.
***Please note, this service is an optional resource available by choice and is not mandatory in any way. Care Solace is not an emergency response service or mental health service provider. In the event of a life-threatening emergency, please call 911 or the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-8255.***
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