Ms. Elizabeth Petteys, Counselor


Meet our School Counselor, Ms. Elizabeth Petteys.  She can be reached at [email protected].  She provides whole class SEL (social-emotional learning) instruction, small group instruction to support friendships, brief individual counseling support, crisis intervention and referral services.  

Elizabeth Petteys

 

Counselor's Resources:

Mental Health and Wellness
Mental Health Resources
Permission Slip for School Counseling
DJUSD Elementary Counselor Brochure

Social Emotional Learning Curriculum 


Kelso Choices Wheel


COUNSELING, MENTAL HEALTH, and HOUSING RESOURCES

How To Find Counseling & Mental Health Services in the Community

Care Solace: Care Solace is a mental health concierge service that DJUSD has partnered with (available for free to DJUSD families and staff). Care Solace’s mission is to make the process of finding mental health care easier no matter what the situation (insurance/no insurance, language preference, time preference for appointments, and so on).  You can search the website anonymously or access more personalized services on their website or phone listed below. Help is available 24/7 via text, email, phone, video chat and they have access to translators for over 200 languages. They also help people regardless of citizenship status. Any information you share with them is confidential and securely stored. To find personalized help, call or go to the website and click on “Book Appointment.”  Website: [Click HERE] Phone: 888-515-0595.  

DJUSD Mental Health Resources: Student Support Services has a wealth of information on their departmental pages. The link below specifically has info on hotlines, how to access help in a crisis, resources for finding help in non-emergencies, agencies/organizations in the community (Empower Yolo, Hospice, etc), substance abuse, and a link to Care Solace. If you look on the left side of the page you’ll see a list of subpages on various topics (bullying, LGBTQIA supports, resources for basic needs, school climate, sexual assault and relationship violence, suicide prevention and intervention and more).  Website:  [Click HERE

Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) or University Counseling Services: Your employer (or university) may have a program that gives a certain number of counseling sessions to you &/or your dependents at low cost or no cost. It isn’t necessarily something you sign up for.  If you are unsure, you could talk to your human resources department.  

DJUSD EAP Link [Click HERE] UC Davis Student Health and Counseling Services [Click HERE]

Insurance List of Providers: Look on your card or policy for a phone number or website. Ask them to share a list of “In Network Providers.” Ask if they will reimburse (part or all) for out of network providers. It is common for therapists to not accept insurance or your particular insurance. A therapist may be willing to provide you with documentation (ex: a “super bill”) so you can file for reimbursement with your insurance.  

Primary Care Physician/Pediatrician: Talk to your doctor. Kaiser, Sutter, CommuniCare, and other medical practices often help families connect to mental/behavioral health supports built into their system.  Kaiser doesn’t require a referral from a doctor to access those supports and patients/parents can call directly for an appointment (707-624-2830).

PsychologyToday.com “Find a Therapist Tool”  [Click HERE] Many therapists advertise on this page.  You can read more about their approach and services offered. You can filter your search to help find the right fit...location, ages served, types of therapy offered, issue, etc. Note: I recommend leaving the insurance category blank since that information can change and may not be up to date.

Agency/Resource

Contact Information

Services/Information Provided

NAMI-Yolo

www.namiyolo.org


Support and information regarding mental health issues. Appropriate for families and/or individuals

BEACON

855.765.9703

Mental health services contact for Medi-cal

EMPOWER YOLO

Office

530.661.6336

Crisis Lines (24 Hour)

530.662.1133

916.371.1907

Counseling, information and other support for victims of domestic abuse, child abuse, sexual abuse, and/or sexual assault. FREE

YCADMH

Yolo County Alcohol, Drugs, and Mental Health

213 Beamer St

Woodland

Suicide 756.5000

Sexual Assault/DV 662.1133

Runaway 753.0797

MH Services 757-5530

Suicide, domestic violence, runaways, MH


YOLO FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY

140 B St, Ste C, Davis

455 1st St, Woodland

Edie Dornbush, clinical director

Blanca admissions 530.662.2211

www.Yolofamily.org

Counseling, some Medi-cal

YOLO HOSPICE

1909 Galileo Ct., Ste. A

Davis

758.5566


Hospice services, grief counseling for kids and families


ASKTeen Line

Davis 753.0797

Woodland 668.8445

W Sac 916.371.3779

Answers questions about emotions, relationships, etc. Refers or connects to crisis line

NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION

1.800.273.273.TALK (8255)

Crisis, immediate connection to local help. Will talk to family/friends if person with suicidal ideation will not talk.

REACH OUT

www.us.reachout.com


Information on teen/young adult issues, including mental health. Online support forum.

SCHOOL SAFETY LINE

758.7233

Report concerns about threats, bullying

SPYC

Suicide Prevention Yolo County

www.SuicidePreventionYoloCounty.org

Toll-free 1.888.288.0228

Davis 756.5000

Woodland 666.7778

W Sac 916.672.6565

Crisis line, resources, information about mental health and suicidality

ALATEEN/AL-ANON

www.Al-anon.org

Find meetings nearby

DAVIS COMMUNITY MEALS (DCM)

640 Hawthorne

1111 H St for housing

Inessa Snyder 753.9204

Jen Boschee-Danzer


Housing, meals

Mondays @ 10:30—

Family Orientation, 1111 H St.

4TH AND HOPE

661.1218

Housing

CENTER FOR FAMILIES

441 D St, Davis


757.1261

www.yolofamilies.org

Limited housing, connect to resources