Family Programs

Family Programs provides a vast array of services designed to promote a healthy mental and socio-emotional wellbeing for students to develop and maintain positive self-esteem. Family Programs also works with students to teach necessary life skills that young parents need to foster and navigate healthy relationships with their child, their family and the community at-large. On a daily basis, TAPP students can receive support from Family Programs with the following:

• Individual and Group Counseling
• Family Counseling
• Crisis-intervention Counseling
• Clothing and food assistance
• Referrals for community, economic, and medical assistance

Mental Health at TAPP

Services Provided by the Mental Health Practitioner at TAPP:

• Individual and Group Counseling
• Conflict Resolution
• Referrals to Outside Agencies

What is the best way for my child to talk to the mental health practitioner?
A student may talk with their student social services support worker, teacher, or other school staff who can make a referral. The student can also talk directly to the mental health practitioner and make it known that they would like to begin counseling services.