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Student Assistance Professional at Washougal High School
Student Assistance Professional at Washougal High School
Tatiana nguyen
Tatiana nguyen
(she/they)
tatiana.nguyen@washougalsd.org | 360.952.3408| 360.954.3156 (office)
tatiana.nguyen@washougalsd.org | 360.952.3408| 360.954.3156 (office)
Office behind the elevator
Office hours: 7:30am-3pm M&F, Wednesdays via Zoom
Office hours: 7:30am-3pm M&F, Wednesdays via Zoom
Welcome to Miss Tatiana's virtual office! Click the picture below for resources and information!
Welcome to Miss Tatiana's virtual office! Click the picture below for resources and information!
Student Assistance Program
Student Assistance Program
Greetings Panther students, families, and staff!
Greetings Panther students, families, and staff!
My name is Tatiana Nguyen and I am the Student Assistance Professional (SAP) here at Washougal High School.
Everyday, students face a multitude of challenges and barriers to their emotional, behavioral, and academic functioning including substance use, mental health, attendance, peer pressure, etc. As the SAP, my role is to work with students and the school community to help provide the support and protective factors necessary for positive youth development.
Services may include:
Screening for high-risk behaviors
Referrals to community resources
Collaboration/consultations with parents and staff
Individual and group counselling
School-wide prevention activities and campaigns
Classroom prevention education
Participation in prevention task-forces (coalitions, committees, etc)
I look forward to working with you!
Miss Tatiana
Questions? Need support? Feel free to reach out!
tatiana.nguyen@washougalsd.org | 360-952-3408 |360.954.3156 (office)
More about Miss Tatiana
More about Miss Tatiana
Hello, community! Prior to working with ESD 112 and WHS, the bulk of my professional experience has been direct practice with youth in clinical social work settings. I have previously worked with houseless youth in Portland's Homeless Youth Continuum in crisis shelter and transitional housing, and I have also worked with young people in foster care and juvenile justice in case management and therapeutic counselor roles. My passion and focus in my work is collaborating with and supporting youth in a trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and restorative manner to ensure that young people feel empowered, heard, and well informed to make healthy decisions.
I graduated from Portland State University with a Bachelor's in Social Work and minor degree in Black Studies and I still currently reside in the city of Portland. Outside of work I enjoy listening/writing music, travel (pre-COVID of course), and trying different foods!
"According to various interpretations, Mayan people conceived the universe as a great unity where everything is related. The individuals, the community, the plants, the animals, the winds, and the spirits are united and nothing exists without the relationship to the other; everything is alive and everything is connected. That is why any action of one affects the other and that is why it is said that you are my other self. If I respect you, I’m respecting myself, and if I attack you, I’m attacking myself."
Source: Alonso Monroy Conesa
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Unite! Washougal Community Coalition is a grassroots effort formed of involved citizens from all areas of the community working together to support youth, encourage families, enrich community, and guide healthy choices.
We represent Washougal Business, youth, public library, school district, law enforcement, faith-based organizations, city government, parents and community members.
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