What Is CSI?
CUSD - Clovis Support and Intervention Support Groups …

…. A safe and CONFIDENTIAL place to talk with a small group of people who care and who are going through similar challenges or struggles.

When do they meet?

Support Groups meet once a week during one class period for just 8 weeks…
Students are responsible to make up missed work, tests or quizzes
with their teachers.

Family Changes

Bullying

Peer Pressure Depression or Anxiety

Anger Management	Motivation

Communication Skills	Stress/Pressure New Student Connections
Loss of Someone you love

Fitting In
Domestic Violence or Abuse

Addiction

Drug and Alcohol concerns

Serious Illness of a Loved one

Feeling Alone, sad or lost…….

ANY Challenges that are weighing heavy on you….. …….anyone can grow and benefit from a support group 

Sometimes Life Happens… ….we all have challenges

Groups are….

Educational support groups, not therapy or counseling….

CONFIDENTIAL

A SAFE PLACE TO TALK

NON-JUDGEMENTAL and ACCEPTING

A PLACE TO FEEL UNDERSTOOD

A PLACE TO CONNECT WITH STAFF AND PEERS

Students gain hope, healing and tools to cope!

CSI groups are for students with obstacles of any shape or size. No problem is too small. This program is for anyone in need of support.

If you’d like to take part in one of these groups, you can go to ANY STAFF MEMBER ON CAMPUS for a referral form.

Interested?

Go to the CNEC website, click on the “Students & Parents” tab. Then click on the “Resources and Intervention Lab” to learn more information about CSI and this wonderful opportunity.

Complete a CSI Student Self-Referral Form and press submit. If you’d rather fill out a hard copy of the form, go to the front office, student services office, or counseling center to get one.

Then, you will be given more information and a parent permission form from Ms. Quall or Ms. Torres.

*Then YOU can decide if a CSI group is a right fit for you!

Want more information? See…

Nicole Torres GR CSI
Site Coordinator Room 184

Laura Quall CN CSI
Site Coordinator Room 135

What if I don’t think CSI is for me? Where else can I go?

Peer Counseling: Peer Counselors are a group of students on campus who have gone through extensive training and are here to LISTEN and HELP others. (Michelle Miller in room 282 & Kaitlyn Vargas in room 114)

School Psychologist: Trained professional adults who apply expertise in mental health, learning, and behavior, to help youth succeed. (Denise Segal, Julie Barrett, Paneet Bath, Janiece Scozzari, and Cy Hiyane)

Nurses and Health Aides: Trained and responsible for caring for students who have a health need and administering basic medical aid. (Loretta Newman, Kayleigh Reap, Grazia Tragitt, and Karen Brisky)

What if I don’t think CSI is for me? Where else can I go?

Transition Team: Their purpose is to provide support to students and families, by ensuring equal access to education and connecting them to
resources through building relationships.(Kevin Miller and Gary Omi)

Counselors: Counselors are available to support students emotionally, academically or with planning for your future. (Counseling Center)

Student Services: Student Services is there to support students. (Student Services Office)

PEER COUNSELING STUDENTS WHO LISTEN & CARE…

GR Peer Counseling Advisor
CN Peer Counseling Advisor
Peer Counselors

Mrs. Miller Room 282

Mrs. Vargas Room 114

Other ADULTS WHO CARE and are here for you….

School Psychologists

Tina Wood, Soua Herr, Bryana Moreno, Courtney Wilson, Joy Bennett, Kerince Nguyen, Sean Ford, Candice Puentes-Delgado (Counseling Center), Linda Harris (LD Secretary), Jay Center Counselors

MORE SUPPORT…ADULTS WHO CARE

Nurses	CNEC Transition Team

MORE SUPPORT…ADULTS WHO CARE

Student Service Team

What students said when asked… Why did you choose a CSI group,
and how did it help?

•	“This has been such a great help. It has helped me express my feelings, which I never do. My relationships have drastically improved.”

•	“I have learned how to communicate with others in an effective and positive way. It has helped me to open up A LOT more.”

•	“I have learned how to express my anger calmly. I’m now more open to everyone.”

•	“I have learned to utilize resources for help, talk and be more open, and to be more confident when facing an obstacle. This group gave me a safe and reliable place to speak and express my feelings. I hope to come back.”

•	“I don’t feel alone anymore, and my happiness has increased since the first day.”

EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU IS IMPORTANT !!

No one needs to feel alone through difficulties in life or challenging situations……and you WILL get through it!

…….know that there are so many people here at your school to support you!

Find someone you trust to talk to….We all care about YOU!