Assist families in accessing community resources to include: therapists, psychiatrists (for evaluation or medication), counseling providers, parenting classes, financial assistance, food pantries, and housing resources
Connect families with community agencies such as: Stafford County Schools' Parent Resource Center, Department of Social Services (DSS), Rappahannock Area Community Services Board (RACSB), Court Services Unit, The DisAbility Resource Center, Rappahannock United Way, or Goodwill
Support students, families, and staff in understanding mental health diagnoses and strategies to use to help meet a student's needs
Participate in Student Education Committee (SEC) meetings, Individual Education Plan (IEP) meetings, Section 504 meetings
Provide IEP counseling, when appropriate, to students experiencing behavioral challenges which interfere with students accessing their education
Prepare social history reports for students being considered to have an emotional disability or Autism
Assist in Functional Behavior Assessments and Behavioral Intervention Plans to identify strategies for a student to increase academic success in the classroom
Support students, staff and families in crisis situations