Wellness in Independent Secondary Education (WISE) Program

Mental health crises have reached a high point in the news and in schools around the world.

The impact on students who often don’t get the care they need is unimaginable.

Wellness in Independent Secondary Education (WISE) is the only program providing both students and school leaders access to a nationwide network of committed mental health professionals who deliver outstanding patient-focused care.

Tailored to your school’s unique needs and complementary to your existing resources, WISE empowers your administrators, counseling team, and teachers with the necessary support to help themselves and their students.

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One in Six

children in the United States has a mental health disorder

1.8 Million

additional therapists needed to effectively treat serious mental illness and substance disorders

+333.93%

self-harm incidents by teens since 2019

+93.6%

anxiety in teens since 2019

+56%

suicides among people ages 10 to 24 over the past two decades

+62.7%

substance abuse disorders in teens since 2019

Program Highlights

Children should not have to wait for 4-6 weeks to see an over-booked therapist. High school students have:

iConnectYou app

This intuitive mobile app allows students, faculty, and staff to connect with counselors via phone, email, video, or text—anytime, anywhere. Users can also have access to support content and informational resources.

Guaranteed connection

Master’s level counselors answer calls live, 24/7, and are able to offer support, assessment, action planning, crisis intervention assistance, and/or short-term problem resolution and referrals.

Critical Incident Response

Responding quickly to disruptive events in an appropriate manner can make the difference between healing and long-term psychological distress. Your school community can depend on a dedicated and experienced team using an award-winning Critical Incident Response Service.

Thank you so much for all you have done to support our schools this year. Yours has been the best resource of all.”

Michelle Helvey, Head of School | Oakwood School, California