PATH is a school-based mental health program that helps create increased access to services for youth by removing financial and geographical barriers.

Students experience:

• Improved academic performance and social functioning
• Reduced suspensions, detentions, unexcused absences, and symptoms
• Significant progress towards treatment goals

Why school-based Mental Health?

• Eliminates transportation costs
• Services are delivered regardless of ability to pay
• On-site therapy reduces missed appointments & classroom time
• On-site therapy provides greater opportunity for care coordination & case management
• On-site therapy encourages self-referrals and referrals by peers

PATH Impact Report

Click here for the 21/22 PATH Impact Report (PDF)

PATH Brochure

Click here to view and/or download the PATH Brochure (PDF)

PATH: Youth Mental Health 101 Infographic

Click here to view and/or download the PATH: Youth Mental Health 101 Infographic (PDF)

Providing Access To Healing Newsletter

Click here to view Fall 2022 newsletter (PDF)

Click here to view Winter 2022/2023 newsletter (PDF)

Video

Click here to watch a video through the lens of a Student

If you believe your child could benefit from PATH, reach out to your child’s school counselor. If your child attends a school that is not partnered with PATH, reach out to Mental Health America Lakeshore or Wisconsin 211 and they will be able to help you navigate finding a therapist that best fits your family’s needs. Also, check out Sheboygan County's Mental Health Services Roadmaps created specifically for our community. 

For all other inquiries and/or how you can help support PATH, Contact the Director of Providing Access To Healing (PATH), Brianna Heusterberg via email at brianna@uwofsc.org.