Integrated Educational Therapists
About Us
Integrated Educational Therapists provide counseling and support services to students in schools across the district.
- Individual evidence based therapeutic intervention:
- CBT, DBT, Solution focused, strengths based, empowerment, play therapy, motivational interviewing, mindfulness, self-care strategies
- Therapy services include treatment of the following:
- Anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, substance abuse, family issues, gender identity, behavior issues, eating disorders, and other
- Facilitate therapeutic group, in school for:
- Anxiety, depression, empowerment, and social skills
- Assessment, crisis intervention, and safety planning with at-risk students
- Collaboration and facilitation with school district employees and departments, faculty, and supportive staff
- Advocating for students' needs with school facility and outside resources
- Maintain client confidentiality policies, mandatory reporting, and FERPA guidelines
Contact Information
Main Office:
(801) 402-5919
Fax:
(801) 402-5308
Hours:
7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
IET Staff
- Rafael Chino, Integrated Educational Therapist - K-12
- Lacey King, Integrated Educational Therapist - K-12
- Cassie Quick, Integrated Educational Therapist K-12
- Chaya Anderson, Integrated Educational Therapist, Renaissance Academy
- Tara Hamilton, Integrated Educational Therapist, K-12
Rafael Chino, Integrated Educational Therapist - K-12
Rafael Chino, CMHC
rchino@dsdmail.net
Education
Adams State University, Clinical Mental Health Counseling MA, 2014
University of Utah, Master of Public Administration MPA, 2008
Weber State University, Spanish BA, 2002
License
Clinical Mental Health Counselor CMHC
Experience
Integrated Educational Therapist, Davis School District, 2019-Present
JJS Secure Care Millcreek Youth Center Therapist, 2018-2019
JJS Youth Services Archway Youth Services Therapist, 2014-2018
JJS Youth Services Davis and Weber County Counselor, 2005-2014
Ogden City School District Community Liaison, 2001-2004
Rafael is trained and has extensive experience in DBT, CBT, Narrative Therapy, Brief Strategic Family Therapy, Solution Focus, Motivational Interviewing, Columbia Assessment, Beck Depression Inventory, ASAM Criteria, Suicide Prevention and Assessment. Crises Response Plan and other.
“The Privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.” Carl Jung
Other
Fluent in Spanish
Lacey King, Integrated Educational Therapist - K-12
Lacey King, CMHC
Education
University of Phoenix, Master's of Counseling, May 2016
Utah State University, Bachelor degree in Psychology, May 2011
License
Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CMHC)
Experience
Integrated Educational Therapist, Davis School District 2017-present
Solstice RTC 2011-2017
Lacey has worked with youth for the past 10 years. She is passionate about empowering students to focus on their strengths and develop a positive sense of self-worth and identity. She specializes in working with individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, substance abuse issues, low self-esteem, grief and loss. She is a certified brainspotting practitioner, and certified in trauma focused CBT and DBT.
Cassie Quick, Integrated Educational Therapist K-12
Cassie Quick, LCSW
cquick@dsdmail.net
(801)-513-9602
Education
University of Utah, Masters of Social Work, 2018
University of Utah, Bachelor of Psychology, 2016
Licenses
Clinical Social Worker, C.S.W.
School Social Worker Certification Level 1 Educators License
Experience
Integrated Educational Therapist, Davis School District, 2018-present
Therapist, Tanner Clinic (Private Practice), 2018-present
Wellness Therapist, University of Utah, Medical Student Wellness Program, Internship, 2017-2018
School Therapist, Mountain High School, Internship, 2016-2017
Director of Staff Development, Copper Hills Youth Center, 2005-2010
Vacamas Youth Center, Lead Counselor, 1999-2000
Chaya Anderson, Integrated Educational Therapist, Renaissance Academy
Chaya Anderson, ACMHC
chayanderson@dsdmail.net
(801)-402-0367
Education
University of La Verne, Bachelor of Liberal Studies Emphasis in Education, 2006
University of Phoenix, Masters of Clinical Mental Health Counseling, 2017
Licenses
Associate Clinical Mental Health Counseling (ACMHC)
National Certified Counselor (NCC)
Experience
Integrated Educational Therapist, Davis School District, 2018-Present
Pinnacle Residential Treatment Center, 2018
Negrette Counseling 2016-2019
Teacher at Challenger School 2008-2009
Chaya has experience and training in CBT, DBT, Play Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Family Systems, Motivational Interviewing, and Disaster Mental Health Counseling.
“Vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity, and change” -Brené Brown
Tara Hamilton, Integrated Educational Therapist, K-12
Tara Hamilton, CSW
thamilton@dsdmail.net
(385) 200-0528
Education
Weber State University, Bachelor of Science, Social Work, 2017
Our Lady of the Lake University, Master of Social Work, 2019
Licenses
Social Service Worker, Utah DOPL
Certified Social Worker, Utah DOPL
Experience
Therapist, Aspire Counseling, 2020-Present
Integrated Educational Therapist, Davis School District, 2019-Present
Family Service Worker, Davis School District, 2018-2019
Learning Center Teaching Assistant, Davis School District, 2017-2018
Map & Directions
Student & Family Resources
70 East 100 North
Richard E. Kendell Building
Farmington, Utah 84025
Map
Directions
South of Farmington
Head northbound on I-15, merge onto 200 West via exit 322. Take the 3rd right onto State Street. Take the 2nd left onto Main Street (4 way intersection with lights). Take 1st right onto 100 North. The Kendell Building is on the right at the end of the block. Our office is on the main floor, first office on the east side of the lobby. Look for Safe Schools Clinical Team on the window.
North of Farmington
Head southbound on I-15, take the Park Lane exit, exit 325. Turn left onto Park Lane continue straight until you reach Main Street. Turn right onto Main Street, continue for almost 1 mile and then turn left onto 100 North. The Kendell Building will be on the right at the end of the block. Our office is on the main floor, first office on the east side of the lobby. Look for Safe Schools Clinical Team on the window.
Forms & Authorizations
Training
Faculty Training
Knowledge is Power! As mental health providers we understand that times are tough and additional support is needed. We are happy to help. Listed below are the faculty support trainings offered by our clinicians. In addition, we are happy to create customized trainings to meet any individual needs of school, faculty and staff. For questions or scheduling, please feel free to contact one of the therapists listed below.
Training Topics
Everything is Awful and I am Not Ok!
- Avoiding Burnout
- Addressing Compassion Fatigue
- Self-Care Post-Pandemic
How to Address the Hard Stuff: Suicide Intervention and Self-Harm
- What to look for
- What to do
- What gets in the way
Eek! They are out of Control: De-escalation and Behavior Interventions
- Prioritizing Safety
- Promoting Compassion
- Power Struggle and how to avoid it
Help! Understanding Todays Trauma and How to Manage It
- Understand Todays Trauma
- Understand how the brain effects behavior
- Utilize effective coping methods
When Mental Health Turns to Suffering: A Deeper look at Anxiety and Depression
- What it is
- What it looks like in a Pandemic climate
- What works