Help Is Available At CCI

Be Well Supports for a Healthy Lifestyle

At CCI, you are important to us. If you or someone you know is struggling with your health & wellness, please reach out to an adult at our school. Help is available.

Student Services: Mrs. Swinwood, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Wallace, and Mrs. Carey Student Success: Mrs. Shand Special Education: Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Willemsen, Ms. Daley Administration: Ms. Scime, Mr. Limoges, Mrs. Morris, Mr. Fogarty Attendance Counsellor: Mrs. Orazietti Social Worker: Kim Kennedy
Debbie Manserra, Mental Health and Addictions Counsellor – Canadian Mental Health Association Will provide one-to-one counselling session upon referral, to support students with depression, anxiety, bullying, self-harm, self-esteem and stress management. Will meet with students to discuss substance use, whether they want to make changes to their use or just talk about it Visits CCI upon request
Karen Wakeman, Mental Health Counsellor – New Path Youth and Family Services Will provide up to twelve one-to-one counseling sessions upon referral, to support students with high complex needs; students may be experiencing depression, severe anxiety, suicidal thoughts, grief/loss, etc. Visits CCI every Friday
Jennifer McCarl, Registered Nurse – South Georgian Bay Community Health Care Will meet one-to-one with students regarding any primary health issues/concerns, including sexual health and pregnancy (including STI testing), healthy eating and lifestyles, stress management, etc. Will provide classroom workshops/facilitate discussions around health concerns Self-referrals welcomed and encouraged Visits CCI every Monday
Kim Kennedy, SCDSB Social Worker Will provide one-to-one support upon referral to assist with social, emotional, mental health struggles; students may be experiencing depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, significant family crisis/change/upheaval, grief/loss, etc. Provides service to students at the school, 4 days per week (Mon., Tues., Wed.. Fri.)
Vincent Peat, School Mental Health and Addictions Nurse – Community Care Access Centre Works one-to-one with students to transition them back to school once they have been discharged from hospital for mental health or addictions issues (understanding diagnosis, associated symptoms, impact on learning, medication, etc.)

Student Services: Mrs. Swinwood, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Wallace, and Mrs. Carey
Student Success: Mrs. Shand
Special Education: Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Willemsen, Ms. Daley
Administration: Ms. Scime, Mr. Limoges, Mrs. Morris, Mr. Fogarty
Attendance Counsellor: Mrs. Orazietti
Social Worker: Kim Kennedy

Debbie Manserra, Mental Health and Addictions Counsellor – Canadian Mental Health Association

Will provide one-to-one counselling session upon referral, to support students with depression, anxiety, bullying, self-harm, self-esteem and stress management.
Will meet with students to discuss substance use, whether they want to make changes to their use or just talk about it
Visits CCI upon request

Karen Wakeman, Mental Health Counsellor – New Path Youth and Family Services

Will provide up to twelve one-to-one counseling sessions upon referral, to support students with high complex needs; students may be experiencing depression, severe anxiety, suicidal thoughts, grief/loss, etc.
Visits CCI every Friday

Jennifer McCarl, Registered Nurse – South Georgian Bay Community Health Care

Will meet one-to-one with students regarding any primary health issues/concerns, including sexual health and pregnancy (including STI testing), healthy eating and lifestyles, stress management, etc.
Will provide classroom workshops/facilitate discussions around health concerns
Self-referrals welcomed and encouraged
Visits CCI every Monday

Kim Kennedy, SCDSB Social Worker

Will provide one-to-one support upon referral to assist with social, emotional, mental health struggles; students may be experiencing depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, significant family crisis/change/upheaval, grief/loss, etc.
Provides service to students at the school, 4 days per week (Mon., Tues., Wed.. Fri.)

Vincent Peat, School Mental Health and Addictions Nurse – Community Care Access Centre

Works one-to-one with students to transition them back to school once they have been discharged from hospital for mental health or addictions issues (understanding diagnosis, associated symptoms, impact on learning, medication, etc.)