Counseling Corner
Homework Support - A drop in support class where GRMS students may bring something to work on independently or meet with a DVHS student tutor. (Tutor availability is not guaranteed and tutors need to leave GRMS by 8:50 am)
Homework Support is available Wednesdays 8:05 - 9:15 in B130
Fall 2024 Homework Support dates: 10/16, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, 12/4, 12/11
Please check the website regularly for updates and changes to the schedule.
Please email Jennifer Zotter (jzotter@srvusd.net) if you have any questions.
Who?
Jennifer Zotter, Counselor (Tuesday, Wednesday)
jzotter@srvusd.net
Bharathi Harapanahalli, Counselor Tech bharapanahalli@srvusd.net 925 479-1516
What?
Your counselor is here to provide you with support to help make your experience at GRMS a positive one. If you are ever struggling academically, socially, or emotionally, please do not hesitate to come down to the counseling office. Everything talked about in the counseling office is confidential, which means it stays between you and the counselor. The only time a counselor must break confidentiality is if you or another person are in danger of being harmed.
Why?
jzotter@srvusd.net
Bharathi Harapanahalli, Counselor Tech bharapanahalli@srvusd.net 925 479-1516
What?
Your counselor is here to provide you with support to help make your experience at GRMS a positive one. If you are ever struggling academically, socially, or emotionally, please do not hesitate to come down to the counseling office. Everything talked about in the counseling office is confidential, which means it stays between you and the counselor. The only time a counselor must break confidentiality is if you or another person are in danger of being harmed.
Why?
Sometimes our feelings build up inside of us, like pressure building up in a balloon. If we continue to let our feelings build up, what will happen?... Our “emotional balloon” will “pop.” It is important for us to have a safe place to talk about our feelings, so that we can let the pressure out of the balloon a little bit at a time. Talking to a counselor can help you to not feel so overwhelmed. Even though a counselor may not be able to “fix” your problems, he/she can give you extra support and tools to help you.
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