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Wellbeing Support Team

Counsellors – How to Make an Appointment

Seaview High School has a comprehensive support team made up of the following people:

Cali Galouzis – Assistant Principal Wellbeing
Ben Sanderson – Wellbeing Leader
Bethany Seyfang – Youth Worker
Dillan Olliver – Youth Worker
Margaret Hannam – Aboriginal Secondary Education Transition Officer (ASETO)

Appointments can be made by attending Wellbeing Reception and requesting a meeting time. For the Wellbeing Leaders and Youth Workers, an appointment will be made, and an appointment slip will be given to you to give to the teacher when you need to leave the class.

School Psychologist – How to Make an Appointment

Seaview High School Psychologist is Carla Humphrys. Carla has a PhD in Clinical Psychology and has worked in various roles as a Psychologist since 2012.

You can make an appointment with Carla through the Assistant Principal Wellbeing, or the Wellbeing Leaders listed above. If you feel you’re unable to speak to your parents first about seeing Carla you can discuss whether or not you are able to make an appointment without parent consent.

Tips from Carla below
Starting the new school year_tips from Carla

Mental Health Practitioner – Louisa Di Fiore

Louisa’s background is as a Mental Health Occupational Therapist. She has worked for the past 13 years for various adult public mental health services.

Louisa decided to make a change to the School Mental Health Service because she wanted to be a part of providing early intervention and support for young people.

Louisa accepts referrals for individual, brief intervention to provide therapeutic services to address mental health and wellbeing concerns. Additionally, able to work alongside families/significant others in providing this service. There may also be potential scope for involvement in group work or school initiatives.

Wellbeing Resources

Online Resources

SRC

At Seaview High School, students have the opportunity to volunteer to be involved with the student representative council (SRC). The SRC conduct weekly lunchtime meetings to plan for school events and address rising concerns raised from students, staff or the wider community.

The representatives involved in SRC gain skills aligned to leadership, advocacy and teamwork and are able to represent the wider Seaview Community.