Current Programs

Wellness Navigator Program

Overview

Welcome to the Wellness Navigator Program at SG Mental Health Counseling. This program empowers students and their families to face life’s challenges with resilience and mental wellness, equipping them with the skills needed for various life stages and situations.

Theory of Change

Our Wellness Resiliency Program aims to improve the mental well-being, resiliency, and social skills of young people through Social Emotional Learning (SEL) training. We believe that by providing these skills and knowledge, individuals can better navigate challenges and strengthen healthy relationships within their family and peers.

Funding and Availability

The Wellness Resiliency Program is fully funded by the Children Services Council-Leon for students residing in the target zip codes of 32301, 32303, 32304, 32305, and 32310 in Leon County, Florida. However, our programming is available nationwide, with current satellite locations in Quincy, FL, and Orlando, FL.

Benefits for Students

– Improved Emotional Regulation: Techniques to manage stress and emotions.
– Enhanced Coping Strategies: Tools for academic, social, and personal challenges.
– Increased Self-awareness: Insights into personal triggers and mindfulness practices.
– Better Relationship Skills: Skills to build healthy relationships with peers and family.

Benefits for Parents

– Strengthened Family Dynamics: Strategies to support child’s mental health and create a nurturing home.
– Effective Communication Tools: Improved communication with children during tough times.
– Stress Management: Techniques for personal stress management and healthy coping modeling.
– Community and Support: A network of parents sharing experiences and strategies.
– Parent-Child checkins:

Program Structure and Timeline

The program consists of weekly sessions over a three-month period, blending group workshops, parent engagement workshops, individual supporting counseling, and 1:1 individual checkins for students and parents to provide a comprehensive approach to building resilience and social emotional literacy.

Facilitator Profiles

Meet our team of experienced social workers, therapists, life coaches and educators, each specialized in different aspects of mental wellness and resilience, dedicated to supporting your child’s journey.

Our partnerships with Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, University of Central Florida and CareerSource Capital Region- Leap Program provides us with student interns pursuing their degrees in Social Work, Psychology or related fields for facilitation of Wellness Resiliency Programs.

Our Program Director:

Marissa Batie-Collier, LMSW

Marissa Batie-Collier is the esteemed Program Director of the Wellness Resiliency Program at SG Mental Health Counseling. A licensed social worker, Marissa holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Florida State University’s College of Social Work. Her academic background laid a solid foundation for her career, where she has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to enhancing mental wellness and resilience within communities. With years of experience in the field, Marissa’s leadership is characterized by compassion, expertise, and a proactive approach to addressing mental health challenges. She is dedicated to fostering environments where individuals can learn, grow, and thrive through comprehensive social-emotional learning and support.

Enroll in the Program

1. Contact Us: Use our website form or call us at (448) 488-7401 to express interest and inquire.

2. Consultation Meeting: Schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your child’s needs and program suitability.
3. Registration: Fill out forms and provide necessary documentation to complete registration.

Child/Youth Enrollment Participant Form (If enrolling a child or youth)

Consent to Access Family Information Form (This form is mandatory for all enrollees, but access to family information is not required)

4. Program Orientation: Attend an orientation to learn about the program, meet facilitators, and understand the journey ahead.

Orientation dates are scheduled on a case by case basis. Orientation video coming soon.

FAQ Section

Find answers to common questions about eligibility, costs, program expectations, and more, providing clarity and guidance for prospective participants.

Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) with their answers for the Wellness Resiliency Program:

Who is eligible for the fully funded program?

Answer: The program is fully funded for students residing in the target zip codes of 32301, 32303, 32304, 32305, and 32310 in Leon County, Florida. These students can participate in the program at no cost.

Can individuals outside of the specified zip codes or Leon County participate?

Answer: Yes, while the program is fully funded for certain zip codes in Leon County, we offer programming nationwide, including our satellite locations in Quincy, FL, and Orlando, FL. Participants outside the fully funded areas can join the program, subject to eligibility and program fees.

What does the program involve?

Answer: The program includes a variety of activities such as group workshops, individual counseling, and online modules focused on developing social-emotional skills, resilience, and mental wellness.

How long does the program last?

Answer: The program runs weekly sessions over a three-month period, providing a comprehensive approach to enhancing participants’ mental wellness and resilience.

What are the costs involved for those not covered by the funding?

Answer: For participants not eligible for the fully funded program, costs can vary based on the specific services and length of participation. Please contact us directly for detailed information on fees and payment options.

How can I enroll in the program?

Answer: Enrollment begins with contacting us via our website or phone to express interest. Following this, a consultation meeting is scheduled to discuss your needs and how the program can benefit you, leading to the registration process and program orientation.

Are there any resources available for participants after the program ends?

Answer: Yes, we provide a range of resources, including articles, podcasts, and webinars, to support continued learning and application of resilience and wellness strategies beyond the program duration.

How can schools or organizations partner with the Wellness Resiliency Program?

Answer: Schools, healthcare organizations, and community groups interested in partnering can contact us for detailed information on collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, aiming to extend the program’s reach and impact.

Interactive Elements and Resource Library

Explore videos, virtual tours, and a wealth of resources like articles, podcasts, and webinars that extend learning and support beyond the program sessions.

MindfulU app coming soon

Looking to Partner With Us?

We welcome partnerships with educational institutions, healthcare organizations, and community groups to extend the reach and impact of our Wellness Resiliency Program. If you’re interested in collaborating or sponsoring our initiatives, please contact us by emailing wellness@sgmentalhealthcounseling.com or call Our Wellness Coordinator at (448) 488-7401 for more information on partnership opportunities and benefits.

Contact Information and Social Proof

Easily connect with us through direct contact details and follow us on social media. Our accreditations and professional memberships are displayed to assure you of our commitment to quality and excellence in mental health services.

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Join the Wellness Resiliency Program at SG Mental Health Counseling and embark on a journey toward a more resilient and mentally well life for you and your family. For more information and to enroll, visit our website or contact our office directly.