Clinical Counseling Support

Student Wellness Counselor

Maintains a student caseload providing individual personal counseling services. Provides additional Social / Emotional programming and small group counseling services as student needs arise within the school.

Savannah Gazdik, MAEd, LPSC, LPCC

sgazdik@bwhs.org

(614) 268-8671 ext.

Schedule Appointment

Social / Emotional Programming

Social / Emotional programming is stream lined across grades 9-12 through the investment in the program Wayfinder which provides a research based SEL and Future Readiness skill building curriculum.  The six core skills taught are purpose, self awareness, adaptability, empathy, collaboration, and agency. The program is CASEL aligned (Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning) and designed by Stanford as the only SEL curriculum that was first developed for high school students.

https://www.withwayfinder.com/

4 Year Progression of Social / Emotional Program Series

Provided by Bishop Watterson Licensed Clinical Counselor and Licensed Social Worker

9th Grade: Social Media Program 10th Grade: Substance Use and Abuse Program
11th Grade: Signs of Suicide Program 12th Grade: Healthy Relationships Program

The Bishop Watterson High School community is committed to the overall health and wellness of all of our students and their families.  Please use this page as a resource for any mental health or wellness needs you or your student may have.  The information provided on this website should not be used as a substitute for treatment with a trained professional.  If you or your child is experiencing a mental health emergency at this time please contact the appropriate agency.

For those under the age of 18 please contact the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Suicide Hotline at (614) 722-1800.

For those 18 or over please contact NETCARE at (614) 276-2273

If at any time you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact your child’s guidance counselor.

Mental Health Services

Nationwide Children’s Hospital Resource list

Directions for Youth & Families

Syntero: Care Council and Support

Syntero provides evidenced based therapeutic treatment and counseling services to children and adolescents. Syntero offers support groups for grief, loss, and trauma. Syntero has programs for adolescents and families struggling with addiction and behavioral issues

Dublin: (614) 889-5722

Mill Run: (614) 457-7876

Hands on Central Ohio #211

Is a general phone number that will direct children and/or families in crisis to specific agencies/programming to meet their unique needs.  Assists with medical care, food, WIC, education, homelessness, unemployment, etc.

CHOICES

Choices is Central Ohio’s only domestic violence shelter and hotline, providing safety and services to Columbus area women, children, and men affected by domestic abuse.

(614) 224-4663