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A place for the students and their families to get support and improve their wellbeing.
Helping you at school
Helping you at school
There is a team of people here to help you at WCCS: Class teachers, pastoral care teachers, year advisers and student deans. Students can also access the school psychology service for mental health support at school.
Our School Counsellors
Our School Counsellors
The counsellors support students to find healthy ways of improving their mental health and wellbeing
What do they do?, When should I see the them?, What happens when I see them?
Click here for info on the psychology team.
Simply go to the student office in B block and they can set you up with the appropriate person or even book an appointment that suits both you and the counsellor you wish to visit. You may also follow the link above "Speak to a counsellor".
You can also email the school counsellors counsellors@wccs.nsw.edu.au
Mr. Belling-Talbot
Psychologist
F13 – All week
Mrs. Schroder
Psychologist
F12 – Tues to Fri
Ms Criminale
Psychologist
W4 - Mon-Thurs
Mrs Hector
Wellbeing Officer
Thursday-Friday
Support for you
Support for you
Kids help line is a 24 hour telephone and online counselling service for young people in Australia under 18 years.
Lifeline is a 24 hour telephone counselling service. Check out the website for online information and referral services. Call 131 114.
R U OK?Day is a national day of action on the second Thursday of September, dedicated to inspiring all people of all backgrounds to regularly ask each other ‘Are you ok?’
Headspace is Australia’s National Youth Mental Health Foundation Targeting 12 – 25 year olds with mental health and drug and alcohol problems.
Beyond blue: the national depression initiative working towards increasing awareness and understanding of depression, anxiety . This site provides information about the signs and symptoms of depression,available treatments, how to get help and links to other relevant services and support groups.
eSafety Commisioner is a government website that provides information on understanding online abuse and to report online abuse. Cyberbullying is the use of technology to bully a person with the intent to hurt or intimidate them.
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