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9/10/2018

What does an interventionist do?

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What does an interventionist do?
​Interventionists work in concert with the school community to provide a variety of services including: mental health (e.g. danger to self or others and substance abuse assessments); school/community trauma response, networking, and collaboration; referral and follow-up to community agencies and coordination of community-based services offered on-site at schools; consultation and action planning with school staff for prevention and intervention efforts; psycho-educational support groups; youth leadership/empowerment program support; and classroom presentations. Typically, Intervention staff can provide even more time to work in-depth with students and families, than school counseling staff are able to commit given scheduling, guidance, and testing responsibilities.

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    • Niwot Counselors & Staff
    • School Counseling Services
    • Office Hours & Appointments
    • Infinite Campus
    • Naviance
    • Forms
    • School Profile
    • nhs.svvsd.org
  • Registration
  • Academics
    • Schedule Changes
    • Tutoring Support
    • Graduation and College Entrance Requirements
    • NHS IB Program
    • Credit Recovery
    • Concurrent Enrollment (College During High School)
  • Extra-Curricular
    • Clubs and Activities
    • Volunteering
    • Jobs and Internships
    • Summer Programs
  • Career Exploration
    • ICAP (Individual Career & Academic Plan)
    • Naviance: Career Exploration
  • College & Career Planning
    • School Profile
    • College Planning Timeline
    • College Search
    • Transcripts and Letters of Recommendation
    • SAT & ACT Testing
    • College Representative Visits
    • Athletics in College (NCAA)
    • Military
    • Gap Years
    • Workforce Training and Employment
  • Financial Aid & Scholarships
    • FAFSA and CSS Profile
    • Scholarships
  • Mental Health
    • Interventionist's Corner
    • Community Resources
    • Self-Care and Coping
    • Suicide Prevention
    • Mental Health Facilities
    • Divorce, Grief, and Loss
    • Substance Use and Addiction
    • Relationship Violence and Sexual Assault
  • Community Resources
    • Community Resources
    • LGBTiQ
    • Parenting & Pregnancy
    • Latino & Immigration Services