Counseling
Welcome to the Clackamas Middle College Counselor’s Corner! We are here to support you. Please reach out to your counselor for help. We looking forward to connecting with you!
*** If you are a current CMC student, please join our CMC Counseling 24-25 Google Classroom to stay connected and receive important announcements and resources from your counselors. Code to join is kzzdetu***
- 9th & 10th Grade College Prep Program Counselor
- 503-518-5925 x104
- To schedule an appointment with Michael, email [email protected]
Lindsay Curletto-Holt: CMC Counselor
- Pathways to College & 11th Grade College Prep Program Counselor
- 503-518-5925 x105
- To schedule an appointment with Lindsay, email [email protected]
- College Extended Options (CEO) & 12th Grade College Prep Counselor
- 503-518-5925 x106
- Program Support Classroom:Link to Join CEO Support Classroom
- To schedule an appointment with Karyn, email [email protected].
Please visit the NCSD Virtual Calming Room for an extensive collection of helpful tools, relaxing activities, mindfulness resources and other ways to support your health and wellness!
CMC is partnering with LifeStance Health (formerly Western Psychological) to offer School-Based Mental Health Services.
- Available to all CMC students, regardless of insurance or ability to pay
- Services Offered: Individual and Family Therapy (on campus at CMC or virtual)
- How to Access Mental Health Services (choose any option below):
- Call referral coordinator: (971) 808-3643
- Fill out and send referral form online: www.westernpsych.com/services/school-based-programs
- Talk with CMC Counselor for help with referral process
IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING A MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS, PLEASE CALL ONE OF THESE NUMBERS:
Clackamas County Crisis Line - 503.655.8585
Multnomah County Crisis Line - 503.988.4888
Washington County Crisis Line - 503.291.9111
Women's Crisis Line - 503.654.2288
How can your CMC counselor help you?
How can your CMC counselor help you?
Counselors are available to help all students:
- apply academic achievement strategies
- manage emotions and apply interpersonal
skills - plan for postsecondary options (higher
education, military, work force)
Duties include providing:
- individual student academic planning and goal
setting - school counseling classroom lessons based on
student success standards - short-term counseling to students (social/emotional support)
- referrals for long-term support
- collaboration with families/teachers/
administrators/community for student success - advocacy for students at individual education
plan meetings and other student-focused
meetings
• data analysis to identify student issues, needs
and challenges