“This is definitely a response from COVID-19, and we know that mental health is a major issue, and it’s on the forefront of a lot of our conversations,” said Priscilla Vomero, a mental health therapist at Southwest Cares Center.“Neutral tones to really create a calming space for students and families,” Vomero said.
The spaces were created to serve the 14,000 students at Southwest ISD. There will be seven therapists to provide therapeutic services. “We are ready to get stated. We have been here all summer preparing these offices and spaces so this is a dream come true,” Vomero said.The center was made possible through a grant from Bexar County.
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