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Emergency/After Hours Resources:
- Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
- Text "Talk" or "Home" to 741741
- Fort Smith School Helpline 800-418-6423
- Visit - Primary Care Provider, Baptist Hospital, Mercy Hospital, or Mental Health Professional
- American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
- APP - A Friend Asks - The Jason Foundation
- APP - My3 (Three people to contact)
Shauna Cox
School Counselor, Students A - L
Rachel Daniel
School Counselor, Students M - Z
Counselors work with students and staff to...
- Helping students in the areas of academic, social/emotional and school related behavioral issues
- Helping create a safe school environment where children can learn
- Working with students on attendance issues
- Coordinating referrals to school based therapist
- Helping design interventions to enhance student success
Counselors help Students by...
- Encouraging positive attitudes at school toward self, family, peers, and community
- Providing individual and group counseling sessions
- Providing classroom guidance lessons
- Providing support during personal crisis
- Providing support to students who have been suspended
- Bringing in outside resources to increase student support services
Why do Parents Contact the School Counselor?
- Academic concerns
- Social or emotional concerns at school
- Family concerns that may have an effect on students at school
- School based therapy referrals
- Parents can call the school counselor at any time for a phone conference or set up a school visit
How does a student see a counselor?
- Self-Referral -- at the counselor's office
- Parent Referral -- online, by phone, or in person
- Administrative Referral
- Teacher or Staff Referral
- Referral by friend(s)
