At SEEDworks, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to flourish. We partner with schools and families to provide personalized, school-based mental health services that remove barriers to learning and help students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
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Your child meets one-on-one with their clinician at school, working on personal goals, coping skills, and navigating challenges — during a non-core class period so learning isn't disrupted.
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Join sessions with your child's clinician — together or separately. Work on shared goals, understand your child's treatment plan, and learn ways to support progress at home.
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Your child works with peers in a safe, structured setting on shared goals — building social skills, confidence, and positive peer connections.

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If you would like to refer a student for services, please complete this form. Not every child that is referred will enter care, as guardian consent is required. Please ensure you have all student information ready prior to completing a referral (name, address, DOB, etc.) to expedite the process of enrollment into care. Only students in South Carolina are eligible for these services.
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SEEDworks partners with schools to provide mental health services for students who may benefit from additional emotional, behavioral, or social support. Eligibility requirements vary by state and school district. Services may be available through Medicaid or other funding sources, depending on your child's needs and your district's partnership with SEEDworks.
Referrals can be made by parents, guardians, teachers, school counselors, administrators, or members of the school's student support team. Once a referral is received, our team guides families through the screening, consent, and intake process.
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Our clinicians coordinate with school staff to schedule sessions at times that minimize disruption to learning whenever possible.
SEEDworks follows all applicable federal and state privacy laws, including HIPAA and FERPA requirements. Information is shared only with authorized individuals and with appropriate consent.
All SEEDworks clinicians are licensed or supervised professionals who complete background checks and receive ongoing training in child safety, crisis response, trauma-informed care, and evidence-based practices.
Parents and guardians can communicate with clinicians through approved methods established by the school and SEEDworks, including phone calls, secure email, scheduled meetings, and progress updates.
Many services are provided at no cost to families through school partnerships and available funding sources, including Medicaid. Costs and coverage may vary based on your location and eligibility. Contact your child's school for details specific to your situation.
It is best practice for students to work with one therapist or clinician at a time. We are happy to discuss the services we provide to help determine what is most appropriate for your child.
Speak with your child's school counselor, administrator, or student support team — or contact SEEDworks directly to learn more about available services in your area.