School-based behavioral health centers make getting counseling as simple as walking down the hall. Giving kids and teens access to behavioral health care at school puts them in a better position to learn. Care is provided in a location that is safe and convenient. Onsite health care professionals collaborate with schools to address the broad range of concerns and adverse experiences that affect students’ healthy mental development.
The integrated model of care for school behavioral health emphasizes the importance of collaboration and partnership. In this approach, school providers serve as vital resources for mental health within the school community.
Kintegra operates School Based Health Behavioral Health Centers in Elementary, Middle and High schools in Alamance, Caldwell, Catawba, Cleveland, Davie, Forsyth*, Gaston, Lincoln, Randolph and Yadkin counties. Services are provided by Licensed Therapists, such as LCSW(A)s, LCMHC(A)s, LMFT(A)s.
For a list of participating schools, click here.
Students at participating schools must be enrolled in Kintegra’s School Based-Health program to receive services. Parents can save time by completing enrollment forms at home.
To complete, sign and submit our enrollment pack on-line, scan the QR codes below.
English: Spanish:
If you would rather view and print the enrollment pack, click the following links. Once completed, turn in 0to your school behavioral health provider.
School Enrollment Packs English 7 2024
School Enrollment Packs Spanish 7 2024
Kintegra also provides Behavioral Health services to students at the following Community Colleges:
Catawba Valley Community College, Hickory, NC
Cleveland Community College, Shelby, NC
Mitchell Community College, Statesville NC
To complete, sign and submit our enrollment pack on-line, scan the QR codes below.
English:
If you would rather view and print the enrollment pack, click the following links. Once completed, turn in to your school behavioral health provider.
* Forsyth County
In Forsyth County, Kintegra partners with The School Health Alliance for Forsyth County (SHA) , integrating SHA’s clinical services and Kintegra’s FQHC operations.
SHA operates school-based health centers and programs providing medical and behavioral health services to school aged children and adolescents in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County (W-S/FC) School District. SHA’s School-based health centers provide services to students, regardless of their ability to pay. Services include comprehensive well-child and adolescent exams, immunizations, diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury, management of chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes, mental health assessment and treatment, health education, nutrition education and health promotion/disease prevent programs.
The SHA Mission is to improve the ability of students to learn by improving the health and safety of Forsyth county’s school-age children and adolescents and by coordinating and targeting the efforts and resources of all types of community health care providers.
With a team comprising Nurse Practitioners, Licensed Clinical Social Workers and a Psychiatrist, Kintegra/SHA provides comprehensive medical and behavioral health care in four school locations: Mineral Springs Elementary/ Middle schools; Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy, Ashley Elementary and North Forsyth High School in Winston-Salem. In addition, SHA’s Mobile Medical Unit provides similar services on a rotational, part-time basis at several additional participating schools in the county. The program also includes an LCSW-driven behavioral counseling program which serves several schools on a rotational basis.
For a list of participating schools, click here.
More information about the School Health Alliance for Forsyth County can be found at: School Health Alliance for Forsyth County
