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When do I need to talk with my school counselor?
Your school counselor is your advocate and can help you problem-solve classroom situations. Any problem that you cannot stop thinking about, and it troubles you, is reason to talk with your counselor, teacher, or an administrator. We are always here to help when you are dealing with a crisis! Please ask your teacher for a pass. You can also come to the counseling office before or after the school day.
When parents need to meet with their student's counselor, email is the preferred method of communication, but please call if you have questions!
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Please note:
Last name designation is done by the last name on your birth certificate
(as it is listed in Skyward). If you have 2 last names, the first last name will be used in your counselor assignment.
Example: Jane Smith-Anderson would be alphabetical by using Smith.
CIS-Wellness Counselor
SHS is fortunate to have a full-time Communities in Schools (CIS) social service provider on campus to deliver a variety of programming and provide referrals to other agencies as needed. Our CIS-Wellness counselor is Melody Hall. The CIS office is located in the clinic area on the first floor. Whether it is eye glasses, tutoring, a safe place to live, or just someone to talk to, our CIS Wellness Counselor is there to help. The Wellness Counselor provide supportive guidance and counseling to students in need of additional support in individual or group settings.
The CIS Wellness Counselor provide students in crisis with interventions that alleviate emotional and behavioral challenges, enhance coping skills, improve student emotional and physical health, and in turn, scholastic achievement. Interventions target conflict in the home, grief and loss, developmental concerns, identity issues, verbal or physical aggression, anxiety, withdrawal, suspected drug/alcohol use, and unusual behavior. Children in need of these counseling services are identified by referrals from school principals and teachers, and parents. |
Counselor Administrative Assistants
Desiree Hernandez
Email: Desiree.Hernandez@springbranchisd.com
Direct: (713) 251-3607
Click the links on the left under Counseling to browse the different counselor pages.
For information about support services for students. click here.