When a student struggles to attend school, there is often a deeper story involving trauma and mental health challenges—n

Truancy Intervention GeorgiaMarch 16, 2026

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When a student struggles to attend school, there is often a deeper story involving trauma and mental health challenges—not just for the student, but often for the parents and caregivers navigating those hurdles alongside them.

We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with SIS Counseling to provide free therapy for TIP families! We believe in the "oxygen mask" principle. Parents must be supported and healthy to effectively help their kids regain their footing. Together, we’re helping clients access: – Specialized trauma support for students – Dedicated individual and group counseling for parents – Summer group sessions to keep the momentum going during the break This partnership is extra special to us: SIS Counseling was founded by Sarah Serluco, a former TIP intern and employee. We couldn’t be happier to welcome her back into the fold alongside clinician Jessalynn King. Collaboration is at the heart of our work, and we are so grateful to SIS Counseling and all of our community partners. 💝

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When a student struggles to attend school, there is often a deeper story involving trauma and mental health challenges—not just for the student, but often for the parents and caregivers navigating those hurdles alongside them.