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Welcome to SRT's Counselling Department Website!
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School Counsellors & Advisors:  
 
Mr. Bill Turner [Academic Advisor for last names from A-J]  william_turner@sd42.ca
Ms. Evelyn Matthews [last names beginning with A-J]:  evelyn_matthews@sd42.ca
Mr. Glenn Whittington [last names beginning with K-Z]:  gwhittington@sd42.ca           
School Youth Worker:    
        Mrs. Kim Kozlik  kkozlik@sd42.ca
School Aboriginal Education Support:    
        Mrs. Corinna Miller  Corinna_Miller@sd42.ca
School At-Risk Counsellor (Alouette Addictions):    
        Ms. Dawn Taylor  dawn@alouetteaddictions.org  604-319-7334
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Roles and Responsibilities of School Counsellors:
 
  • Problem solving and planning for students.
  • Personal counselling for social and emotional issues.
  • Liaison between students, parents, teachers and community agencies.
  • Academic advising.
  • Teaching and promoting social responsibility.
  • Teaching and promoting time management.

    • Making Counselling Appointments at School:

    Counsellors are available during the school day with a pre-booked appointment.  To make an appointment please drop by the Counselling Centre and sign up to see your assigned counsellor. I
     
    If the appointment is urgent (pressing personal issue and/or emergency), immediate service/no waiting is the norm. Meeting with your counsellor before and after school are on a drop-in basis; no appointment necessary.
     
    Students should inform their teacher if they have an appointment to see their counsellor.  They are responsible for work assigned during classes missed for a counselling appointment.
     
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