SBHC: Behavioral Health for High School-Aged Patients

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This document provides an overview of a session on delivering behavioral health services to high school students during the COVID-19 pandemic. The session will discuss strategies for providing telecare services to students not physically present in schools, including operational and IT support for patients and providers transitioning to telecare. A panel of professionals from Community Health Center, Inc., which has been providing school-based health services in Connecticut since 1972 across 18 hubs and 210 locations serving 100,000 patients annually, will discuss their experiences and lessons learned.

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School-Based Health Center Innovations
Behavioral Health for High School-Aged Patients
Session IV
May 7, 2020
Brought to you by:

• Approach to delivering BH to high school aged
patients not physically present in schools
• Strategies and resources for making the pivot from
in-person to telecare
• Operational and IT support for both patients and
providers in the transition to telecare
Important Take-Aways:

Katy Stinchfield, MS, LPC
Licensed School Counselor and Senior
Program Manager - SBHA
Sarah Lappostato
School-Based Health Center Program
Manager – CHC, Inc.
Victoria Hill, LCSW
Behavioral Health Clinician II - CHC, Inc.
Yvette Highsmith–Francis
Vice President, Eastern Region – CHC, Inc.
Sydney Kennedy
Senior Service Desk Analyst – CHC, Inc.
Natasha Welz, LCSW
Behavioral Health Clinician ll – CHC, Inc.
Today’s Faculty Panel

We Believe…In the transformational
power of the health
and education
intersection

School-Based HealthAllianceAlliance Statement on COVID-19
Federal and State Policy Changes
Letters to Congress
National SBHC Sponsors
School Health & School Personnel
Resources
Social Media Pages to Follow
Symptom & Intervention
Resources
Listening and Learning Session
Information
And MORE!
https://www.sbh4all.org/
https://www.sbh4all.org/resources/covid-19-resources/

Locations in Connecticut
 Founding year: 1972
 Hubs/Locations: 18/210
 Patients per year: 100,000

Thank You!
Please contact us with your questions.
WeitzmanLearning@chc1.com
For more information, visit our websites:
www.sbh4all.org
www.weitzmaninstitute.org/coronavirus

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5. We Believe…In the transformational power of the health and education intersection

6. School-Based HealthAllianceAlliance Statement on COVID-19 Federal and State Policy Changes Letters to Congress National SBHC Sponsors School Health & School Personnel Resources Social Media Pages to Follow Symptom & Intervention Resources Listening and Learning Session Information And MORE! https://www.sbh4all.org/ https://www.sbh4all.org/resources/covid-19-resources/

7. Locations in Connecticut  Founding year: 1972  Hubs/Locations: 18/210  Patients per year: 100,000

8. Health Care is a Right, Not a Privilege

9. School-Based Health Services Across CT

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12. Thank You! Please contact us with your questions. WeitzmanLearning@chc1.com For more information, visit our websites: www.sbh4all.org www.weitzmaninstitute.org/coronavirus

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