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Learning to Live: Helping students develop a positive self-concept and appropriate social skills. Student Services provides a confidential atmosphere in which students can explore any topic or situation and discuss any concerns they may have. Students are helped to work through their problems, develop self-awareness, and overcome problems by using new
coping strategies. Students are referred to outside professional assistance when appropriate. |
- Confidential Personal Counselling
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- Crisis Intervention & Conflict Resolution
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- Developmental Guidance Activities
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Counselling services can be requested in person or by phone call to student services staff by any student, parent or staff member.
Counselling may be:
- Personal (i.e. stress, mood, family issues, self esteem, motivation)
- Social (peer or relationship problems, conflict resolution, harassment
- Academic/Career (gathering information and making decisions about future plans). Students have access to many resources such as career interest inventories, college and university calendars and scholarship/loans information.
- Crisis (suicide risk assessment, mental health issues, sudden loss or traumatic incident)
Referrals can be made to various community agencies when appropriate.
Common referral sources are:
Community Counselling (individual and family counselling) |
306-820-6250 |
Thorpe Outpatient (youth drug and alcohol counselling) |
306-872-0505 |
Lloydminster Child and Family Services |
306-820-4250 |
Premura Counselling and S.H.I.P |
780-875-9084 |
Focus Family Support Services |
306-825-7366 |
Sexual Assault and Information Centre |
306-825-8255 |
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S.S. Staff