Improving student well-being through therapy and support in school settings.
Improving student well-being through therapy and support in school settings.
Wilder Community Mental Health and Wellness has collaborated with St. Paul charter schools and St. Paul Public Schools since 1991 providing whole-family, trauma-informed mental health services for students and families.
Wilder’s School-Based Mental Health providers deliver culturally-affirming, holistic and therapeutic services for children and families that are available in school, at home, and in the community.
Wilder school-based mental health therapists work closely with students of all cultural backgrounds at the following schools:
Saint Paul Music Academy
Counselors with experience serving Black and African American students are available at:
Counselors with experience serving Hmong students are available at:
Counselors with experience serving Latine students are available at:
Highland Middle School
Counselors with experience serving Karen students are available at:
In collaboration with Intermediate School District 287, Wilder provides an intensive school based mental health treatment program for federal setting IV special education Kindergarten – 3rd grade students with strong emotional and behavioral needs. This is an early intervention therapy program specializing in improvement of emotional regulation with individual therapy, family therapy and classroom therapy. This partnership serves students in two locations:
Stories about the Therapeutic Teaching Model:
For more information on Wilder SBMH supports, please contact your child’s school social worker.
If your school-based therapist is full, please contact the Wilder Center Clinic to make an appointment for your child at the clinic or in the community: 651-280-2310.
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For more information on Wilder SBMH supports, please contact your child’s school social worker.
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