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Peer-To-Peer Supports

PEER2PEER SUPPORTS

 

Peer Counseling
Logo for Peer Counseling, a CUSD Comprehensive Wellness Project, featuring a circle of colorful people.Peer Counseling programs are implemented at all of our comprehensive high schools and intermediate schools.  It is an effective tool for providing prevention, intervention, and referral services to individuals experiencing difficulties. 

  • Effectively trained Peer Counselors can positively influence the attitudes and behaviors of their peers. 

 

CUSD Employee's Share Peer Counselings Impact
When I was in Peer Counseling, I went through training for suicide awareness. I helped a student who was at the lowest point in their life, they turned it around and found joy. I still keep in contact with that person and they are doing well, this was almost 30 years ago. This has made a huge impact on my life that each one of us can make a difference for the good of others.  Heather Burton (Clovis West School Secretary)

Mission Statement
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CUSD Peer Counseling Programs

                                        A table listing CUSD Peer Counseling Programs, including the site, teacher/coordinator, and contact information.                                   

CUSD High School Peer Counseling Web Pages

Clovis High Peer Counseling Web Page

Peer Counseling in CUSD

Peer Counseling Resources (RTF)

Peer Ambassadors Webinar February 7th (RTF)

Peer Counseling Reduces Mental Health Crisis

Peer Counseling gains popularity

Peer Programs Helping Schools

Students Tackle Life Challenges Through Peer Counseling In Clovis

Peer-To-Peer Mental Health Support

1-min videos created by Peer Counselors

Depression Has No Culture

Time To Speak Up

People Care

It's Ok To Not Be Ok

I Matter

 

Peer Ambassadors

Function as leaders of all Peer 2 Peer Support Programs.
Serve as liaison to area elementary schools Mediator Mentor Program
Advocate for the Peer 2 Peer Supports program in meetings with the governing board.
Actively promote the Peer 2 Peer Supports program in media outreach and coverage.  

Attend the annual California Youth 2 Youth Conference. 

Participate as a member of the CUSD Wellness Committee, attending three meetings annually. 

Contribute at the annual Peer Counseling collaboration meeting. 

Represent for Peer Counseling at district-wide parent nights.

A group of young people pose for a photo with a cheerful sun mascot, all wearing shirts that say 'Spread Love,  Offer Counseling.'

A group of young people participate in a workshop, listening to a presenter holding a poster titled 'I-Message'.

CUSD Peer Counseling Ambassadors run a state wide webinar

Peer Counseling Mock Session

 

Mediator Mentors

5th and 6th grade students receive training.
Students develop skills to manage and resolve conflicts effectively.
Training sessions are led by high school peer counselors.
The training is supervised by the site Mediator Mentor Coordinator.
Build relationships with and mentor primary grade students.
Provide support during lunch and recess.
Help resolve minor disputes among primary grades students.
Earn points toward the school block letter as part of the recognition program.
Function as leaders on campus.

Mediator Mentor Programs: Mickey Cox, Sierra Vista, Weldon, Bud Rank, Miramonte, Hirayama, Young, Fancher Creek, Fort Washington, Lincoln, Maple Creek, Nelson, Pinedale, and Valley Oak

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A group of students stand in a school cafeteria, reviewing papers and discussing their work.