Social/Emotional Resources

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At some point or another, we all have rough times and could use a little extra support. SSHS counselors are happy to use our counseling experience to help students through a tough day or week, and we are proud to introduce our new school psychologist and school social worker.

Social/Emotional Resources Staff

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  • Katterman Danielle
    Danielle Katterman School Psychologist Send message »

    I have worked for the South Summit School District for 20 years. Over that time, I have been a special education teacher, the director of special education, and now a school psychologist! Feel free to contact me at dk@ssummit.org if you have questions or concerns regarding social/emotional support, seeking counseling services for your student, in need of community resources, or requesting an evaluation for a student suspected of having a learning disability. I am excited about my new position and look forward to getting to know all of you better. 


  • Williams Cydnee
    Cydnee Williams School Social Worker Send message »

    Hello everyone!

    My name is Cyd Williams, and I am excited to join the South Summit School District as your new district social worker. I earned my masters degree in social work from the University of Denver, and I’ve been lucky to spend over 20 years working in schools.

    As a school social worker, my role is to support students and families in many different ways. I help students who may be struggling with stress, friendships, relationships, or tough situations, and work with families to connect them with resources and support when needed. I also partner with teachers and school staff to make sure every student has what they need to be successful inside and outside of school. 

    Most of all, I’m here to listen, encourage, and help students discover their strengths. I truly believe school is a place where everyone belongs, and I can’t wait to get to know all of you and be a part of this wonderful community!


SAFEUT

The state of Utah has an app/website that provides students with a 24 hour, 7 day a week, crisis chat and tip line. If you, or someone you know is in crisis and needs support, PLEASE reach out to the on call counselors at SAFEUT! Click the link below or use the app on your phone.

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UTAH 211

The state of Utah has a website dedicated to helping people find resources available in their communities. You can find help with everything from housing, to food, to mental health services and beyond. Click the link below at access their website.

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Suicide Prevention Resources

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If you, or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide or has possibly even made an attempt, there is help! Please reach out to our school social worker, school psychologist, or your school counselor. We want to help.

Additional resources that may be helpful:

Other Resources

Here are some other local resources that may be helpful!

People's Health Clinic Caring for Our Community's Uninsured
Summit County Health
Valley Behavioral Health
Peace House Empower, educate, shelter, support - Celebrating 25 years