Referrals
There are many reasons that a student may want to make an appointment to see the school counselor. Below are some examples of the most common reasons.
- a fear or a worry
- difficulties in making and getting along with friends
- a family problem
- a school problem
- Classroom or School Behavior Problems- shyness or aggression, motivational issues, daydreaming, test anxiety, constantly needs attention, or poor organization / study habits
- Situational Adjustment Problems- transitions and loss through death, divorce, separation, blended families, new home, new school, or illness
- Peer Difficulties- difficulties making or keeping friends, bullying or being bullied, or sibling relationship issues
A parent may want to make an appointment with the school counselor for various reasons. Below are some examples of the most common reasons:
- Parenting Difficulties- discipline, communication, parenting skills, or homework issues
- Child's Behavioral Issue- bullying, getting along with peers, or other social/emotional concerns
- Referrals- parents may seek more intensive services for their child or family and the counselor can provide a list of local behavioral healthcare options
It's easy to make an appointment with the school counselor!
You can:
- Come into my office
- Email me - [email protected]
- Call me - (229) 868-7483
- Talk with your teacher about making an appointment for you
**If you are a parent and would like your child to receive counseling at school, you will need to complete an informed consent form. Each form includes a page about confidentiality, a page for your signature, and a concerns checklist. You can find a printable informed consent form on this website under "Forms".