RESOURCES
LCMS COUNSELORS
Nancy Mahoney
nmahoney@srvusd.net
(925)855-6817
Martha Brown
About
COUNSELING AT LOS CERROS
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COUNSELING AT LOS CERROS
If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please contact the Contra Costa County Crisis line at 211 or 800-833-2900 or visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (here), call 911, or go to the nearest emergency room/hospital.
Your life matters.
WHAT IS A COUNSELOR
WHAT IS A COUNSELOR![]()
WHAT IS A COUNSELOR
Counseling services include:
- Academic Guidance and Counseling assists students and their parents to understand curricular options, plan a program of studies, schedule and interpret academic testing, and seek post secondary academic opportunities.
- Career Guidance and Counseling assists students to understand and make plans for jobs, apprenticeships, and post secondary opportunities.
- Personal/Social Guidance and Counseling assists students to understand themselves, the rights and needs of others, conflict resolution and encourages individual goal setting.
These services are delivered through:
- Classroom Guidance is a series of classroom lessons conducted by counselor (s) at various grade levels to promote academic, personal/social and career development of all students.
- Small Group Counseling allows students to share mutual concerns with their peers. Emphasis is upon problem solving and the development of positive attitudes and effective personal skills.
- Individual Counseling helps students learn more efficiently and effectively, with an emphasis on identifying concerns early before they become overwhelming.
CONFIDENTIALITY
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CONFIDENTIALITY
An important obligation of counselors is to maintain the confidentiality of relationships with students. Therefore, the confidentiality of information received, and of any written or pupil records, is safeguarded. The counselor is obliged not to disclose information that a student has shared within the context of the counseling relationship, unless such disclosures are necessary to protect the student from posing a serious threat to him or herself or to others.
