Mental Health

At ETHS, our incredible coaches do more than teach sports—they support student-athletes as people. Coaches are trusted mentors who not only help players grow in their game, but also provide encouragement and understanding through life’s challenges. By listening, adjusting, and connecting students with resources, our coaches ensure every Wildkit feels seen, heard, and supported.

If you’re carrying something heavy, you don’t have to carry it alone. Talk to your coach—we’re here for you.

The Counselors’ Office supports every student’s academic growth, social-emotional well-being, and post-secondary planning. Assigned by grade level, counselors provide consistent guidance and build strong relationships with students and families from freshman year through graduation. They offer personalized support in course selection, mental health, and college or career planning to help students thrive during and beyond high school.

Our social workers are dedicated to supporting the emotional well-being and personal growth of all students. As licensed mental health professionals, they provide counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy while partnering with families to remove barriers to learning. Assigned by grade level, social workers build lasting relationships to help students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

Our school psychologists are assigned to specific grade levels. This allows them to build relationships and work closely with students and families over time. As key members of each grade-level team, they bring specialized expertise in mental health, learning, and behavior. Our school psychologists work collaboratively with students, families, and staff to help ensure every student has the support they need to succeed—academically, socially, and emotionally.

In partnership with Adler University, ETHS student-athletes have access to free, confidential 1-on-1 coaching sessions with trained graduate-level sports psychology interns. These sessions focus on:

• Confidence and mindset

• Managing stress and pressure

• Visualization and pre-game focus

• Overcoming setbacks and injury

• Leadership and motivation