Is your practice evolving?
The youth mental health crisis that accompanied the COVID-19 pandemic significantly increased the demand for counseling services across different types of schools. At the same time schools have introduced many new tools and modalities for education and for overall success. Join Jillian Pompa and Nathan Foreman in a discussion about how independent schools’ counselors are innovating to provide better support while meeting increased need.
Your Hosts
Nathan Foreman
LinkedInDirector of Sales @ August
As Director of Sales for August, Nathan works with schools in a synergistic way to ensure that the many different components needed to successfully manage health & wellness initiatives are aligned with the goals of the school and the needs of their students. He lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife, who also works in education and their two puppies, Pepper and Penny.
Jillian Pompa
LinkedInAccount Executive @ August
Jillian has over 7 years of experience working with private K12 schools across the country. As an Account Executive for August, Jillian is focused on partnering with schools who are prioritizing health and wellness and ensuring their staff has the proper resources to enable success. She lives in Rockville, MD with her husband, two cats and one dog.
What will I learn?
- Student History
Show students how much you care by quickly referencing your previous meetings and your shared development goals
- Support Record
Create a track record of excellent student support by documenting interactions as they happen
- Collaborate Safely
How to work with peers in counseling and other departments while respecting student privacy
