Counseling
Marla Capossela, School Counselor,
(802)875-5188 (Confidential Voicemail)
Hours: 9:00- 2:45 M, T, Th, F
Cortney Slobodnjak~ School-based Clinician,
(802) 875-5194 (Confidential Voicemail)
Hours: 8:30 - 2:00, Monday - Thursday
Jo Bania ~ School-Home Liaison
By Appointment
Call (802) 875-5151
What Does a School Counselor Do?
The LES School Counselor helps ALL children by teaching classroom guidance lessons that deal with many topics including:
the understanding of self and others
communication skills
decision making skills
stress management
drug and alcohol prevention
anger management
Wendy Ehlert works with children individually and in the classroom setting. She organizes and supervises the Big Buddy and the community peer mentor programs. She is a member of the school crisis team and the school wellness committee. She also supports teachers and families through her work with students.
Reasons to see a School Counselor
There are a number of reasons students may feel the need to have an individual meeting with a school counselor. Some reasons might include:
school issues
friendship problems
social skills
coping with a death
coping with parents separation/divorce
Referral to the School Counselor
Students can be referred to the school counselor through a number of ways, including:
self referral
parent referral
teacher referral
educational support team (EST) referral