School may be almost out… but mental health is still in! The Summit is offering individual and group services throughout the summer.

Summer groups at the Summit Counseling Center are a great opportunity for students to work on social and emotional skills while also building connectedness, communicating with others, and honing social skills in a group setting. Ranging from Kindergarten to 12th grade and focusing on topics like anxiety, grief, and building confidence (and more!), find a group for your student to grow in while school's out!

Students who attend a school served by the Summit may receive discounted individual sessions and attend groups at no charge.

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Working with children requires knowing how children feel seen and heard. Play therapy offers therapists the chance to explore thoughts and feelings a child may be having in a non-threatening and age-appropriate way. Catherine has years of experience in providing play therapy, along with CBT and mindfulness, to children and adolescents who have experienced trauma. She understands the importance of managing family systems and, therefore, aims to include parents so that skills practiced in treatment can be reinforced in the home. Common areas of concern include anxiety, depression, trauma, social skills building, behavioral concerns, and parent coaching.

Behavioral Health – which includes mental health and substance use – is a key part of your overall well-being. Brief screenings are the quickest way to determine if you or someone you care about should connect with a behavioral health professional.