Where do we start, they do so many amazing things but here is an overview.

• Meets with children individually and in groups.

• Conducts group activities in self-concept, communication, interpersonal relationships, decision making, social skills, and coping skills.

• Serves as a resource person to teachers and parents.

• Provides extra support to children in times of personal crisis.

• Provides parent and family consultation.

• Refers to community agencies as needed.

The counselor helps...

Children who are...

• Worried about grades or achievement

• Having difficulties making or keeping friends

• Feeling angry or sad much of the time without knowing why or what to do with those feelings

• Experiencing changes in their families; like the birth of a sibling, illness of a family member, separation, divorce, or remarriage of parents

Teachers who have...

• A class that is experiencing difficulty cooperating

• New students having a hard time adjusting to the new school

• Students who feel they won’t succeed, so don't try.

• Students frequently being teased or teasing other.

Parents who...

• Notice sudden changes in their child’s behavior or in school performance.

• Are concerned about family communication.

• Are concerned about the effects of divorce or separation on their children.

• Are having difficulties with discipline.