About Our
Mental Health Services
Success Street offers mental health services through UnityPoint Health - Black Hawk Grundy Mental Health Center. Services are available throughout the school day addressing a variety of mental health needs through assessment and individual therapy.
To inquire about School-Based Mental Health Services please contact a school counselor or building administrator, or call Success Street at (319) 433-2780 with any questions.
What are School-based Mental Health Therapy services?
School-based Mental Health Therapy services include outpatient therapy, assessment, intervention, consultation and referral services for elementary, middle, and high school students. These services aid in addressing mental health needs for youth, while removing barriers that may exist in accessing therapy in a community setting. School-based Mental Health Therapists schedule appointments with students at school, during the school day and throughout the summer months. Appointment scheduling is flexible and mindful of academic needs. Parental consent is required for those under 18.
Autumn Schrage, LISW
School-Based Mental Health Therapist
UnityPoint Health Black Hawk-Grundy Mental Health Center, Inc
What schools are included?
School-based Mental Health Therapists provide therapy in all Waterloo and Cedar Falls public school buildings.
Who provides School-based Mental Health Therapy services?
In partnership with the School Districts, mental health therapy services are provided through UnityPoint Health-Black Hawk-Grundy Mental Health Center. School-based Mental Health Therapy services are provided by licensed mental health professionals, including Social Workers and Mental Health Counselors.
Are there costs for these services?
There is no cost to families for mental health services in the school setting. Funding is provided through community partnerships, school support, and insurance billing.
How are referrals made?
There are two primary ways to access school-based mental health services:​
1. Through referral made by parents/guardians, school staff, or other professionals
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2. Through self-referral, if the student is of consenting age and ability
When there is a suspected need or concern, parents/guardians can call their child’s school to determine the appropriate professional to contact and the specific services and supports needed.
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Referring sources outside of the school setting can call Black Hawk-Grundy Mental Health Center at 319-234-2893 and ask to speak with intake regarding available school-based mental health services.