Wellness Center
About
Boulder High School’s Wellness Center is funded by Impact on Education, the nonprofit foundation supporting students across the Boulder Valley School District. Through Impact on Education’s investment in student wellness, Boulder High students have access to a dedicated space during the school day to pause, regroup, and access support when needed.
The Wellness Center is a calm, welcoming space designed to help students navigate the ups and downs of the school day. Whether a student is feeling stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, emotionally activated, or simply in need of a quiet moment, students can come to the Wellness Center to take a short break, recharge, and return to class feeling more grounded and supported.
Students can use the Wellness Center as a place to:
- Take a mindful break in a calm, welcoming environment
- Practice coping and regulation skills
- Check in with Ms. Geier, Boulder High’s Wellness Center Mental Health Advocate, for brief support and connection during the school day
- Use calming tools such as sensory fidgets, puzzles, art materials, tea, quiet reflection, and noise-canceling headphones
- Spend time in a quiet, supportive space to regroup during the school day
One feature that makes Boulder High’s Wellness Center unique is our outdoor patio space, where students can step outside, get fresh air, and take a quiet moment to regroup during the school day.
Meet Ms. Geier
Hi! I’m Ms. Geier (she/they), a Mental Health Advocate at Boulder High School. Soy bilingüe en inglés y español, and my background is in both education and clinical mental health counseling.
In my Wellness Center role, I support students with emotional wellness, coping skills, stress management, problem-solving, and navigating difficult moments during the school day. My goal is to help students feel supported and equipped with tools to move through challenges while staying connected to school and learning. When students are needing a higher level of emotional support, I also collaborate with Boulder High’s crisis intervention team and can help connect students to additional supports available at school.
I believe every student deserves a safe and supportive space at school to regroup when things feel hard, and I am committed to helping students build tools that support their well-being in ways that work best for them.
How to Access the Wellness Center
Students can come to the Wellness Center with a pass from a teacher, counselor, assistant principal, or other staff member. Students check in when they arrive and may use the space independently, briefly connect with Ms. Geier for support, or utilize wellness tools that help them regulate and reset.
The Wellness Center is open to all students and is intended to support short, restorative breaks during the school day, helping students return to class feeling more regulated, supported, and ready to learn.
Visit the Wellness Center in Room 1122 in the Cafeteria.