Mental Health and Counseling

Aurora Public Schools aims to become a trauma-informed school district, with the foundational belief that obtaining a developmentally relevant and biologically sensitive lens will not only impact the student population who has been impacted by trauma, but more importantly, boost the resilience of all staff and students. It is imperative that all of our staff know and understand human neurobiology to provide the best educational environments.

Suicide Prevention & Crisis Resources

Your student is able to schedule short-term therapy visits at no cost to APS families! Hazel’s licensed therapists can help with everything from stress, bullying, and relationship issues to anxiety, depression, and grief. This service will be available at school during school hours and at home from 7am-7pm. Contact your school’s mental health and counseling team or visit hazel.co/mental-health to learn more!

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Colorado just became the first state to offer FREE mental health support for young people. Anyone under the age of 18 can visit iMatterColorado.org and schedule a no cost mental health screening and up to six sessions with a mental health professional. Children 11 or younger will need a parent or guardian to complete the process. 

(With an increase in mental health needs in our community, access to iMatter may take time.)




Mental Health Positions in APS recruitment banner
MH&C Recognition - 20-21

School Based Health Clinics - Open Year-Round

Kids Clinic Wellness Brochure 2018-19 - English & Spanish

For more information please visit our website.

BTS-ParentFlyer1-MH-ElementarySchool-LM (1).pdf
Aurora-BTS-ParentFlyer1-MH-ElementarySchool-Spanish.pdf
Aurora-MH-Poster-ElementarySchool.pdf