School Counseling
Counseling Services
Counseling Services
Counseling services are provided as part of the regular and special education curriculum for fourth and fifth grade students. The support may range from consultations with teachers and parents to groups, or individual sessions. Counseling interventions may cover a variety of themes, including managing emotions, developing coping skills, improving social skills, navigating peer relationships, problem solving, and much more. Students can be referred for counseling support through the Behavioral Emotional Support Team (BEST), an interdisciplinary team made up of counselors, administrators, BCBAs, who review the needs of students and make recommendations for support or interventions.
The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically...Intelligence plus Character - that is the goal of True Education. Martin Luther King. Jr.
Student Resources
Hopkins Students Show Character Counts
Virtual Calm Space
Family Resources
Hopkinton Community Resources
Mental Health Counseling
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Interface Referral Service: 888-244-6843
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Hopkinton Youth and Family Services: 508- 497-9781
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LifeStance Health: 617-552-5116
Emergency Mental Health Services
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Advocates Psychiatric Emergency Service (PES): 800-640-5432
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Milford Regional Medical Center: 508-422-2240
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Metrowest Hospital - Framingham - 508-383-1000
General Resources
Food Resources
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Hopkinton Food Pantry : 508-435-6511
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WIC: 508- 481-1605
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Project Just Because: 508 435-6511
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A Place to Turn: 508-655-8868
Grief
Jeff’s Place - Grief Support: 508-879-2800
About
Liane McCorvey
Liane McCorvey is one of Hopkins School's Adjustment Counselors, and coordinator of the Empower and Peer to Peer Programs, who has been at Hopkins since 2016. She is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and a Licensed School Adjustment Counselor. Liane has past experience in therapeutic residential schools and urban public schools.
Liane is passionate about supporting kids in learning coping strategies so that they have the tools they will need to be successful academically, socially, and emotionally in the future. Her goal is to collaborate with teachers and staff and to provide children with what they need so that they can remain in the classroom and have as much time on learning as possible.
Outside of school, Liane loves the beach, musicals, crafting, and spending time with her husband and two children.
Kristyn Chevalier
Kristyn Chevalier is one of Hopkins School's Adjustment Counselors and is the 504 Coordinator. She is new to Hopkins (and Hopkinton), but has worked in group homes, residential programs, day school programs, and public schools for the past 12 years. She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), Licensed School Adjustment Counselor, and Licensed Special Education Administrator.
Kristyn loves to work with students on their social skills and problem solving skills. Her goal is to have every student feel they can advocate for themselves and have a support system.
Kristyn loves to read, bake, and spend time with family and friends. Her favorite place to be is near the ocean.