SHS Student
and
Parent Support Resources
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 Lynn Hollister, Counselor 
Amanda Thompson, Community Resources and Wellness Specialist

General Information:         Anger Management:   Anxiety:   Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Bullying:   Child Abuse:   Cyberbullying:
Dating Abuse:
Depression:
Drugs/Alcohol/Addiction:
Eating Disorders:
Gender Dysphoria:
Grief:
GLBTQ:
Refugee Students:
  • Working with Refugee Students in Secondary Schools - see below

Self-Injury/Cutting:
Suicide Prevention:

Resources for Families:  Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) 

Resource Guide For Parents

Student Responsive Services

If you believe that you  are in need of immediate assistance, tell your classroom teacher that you need to see the counselor.  

Mental Health Professionals

The following list of mental health professionals, agencies, and support groups is provided as a convenience for our parents. However, SBISD does not endorse these providers. Parents should be aware that other mental health professionals in our community who are not on the list may be equally qualified to provide assistance. 

Parent Responsive Services

If you believe your child is in need of assistance of any type or if you have a concern about your child, please contact your alpha counselor.  The job of the counselor is to take care of the whole child and provide support, guidance, and assistance to parents/guardians in order to create a partnership that ensures total student success. 

Violence and Disaster Assistance

Helping Children After a Natural Disaster

Violence and Disaster: Community Member and Parents Helping Children
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ms. Hollister's website