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Counselling Centre

Counsellors are available to assist students, parents and teachers. They help in many aspects of school life.  Students are assigned to a counsellor alphabetically by surname.

The school counsellors are:    

The counsellors are trained to help with personal problems, course concerns, and educational planning. Counsellors are not involved in disciplining students and information shared with a counsellor is kept confidential.  Except in cases of personal emergency, appointments are made.  This ensures you will not have to wait too long to see the counsellor while they may be busy with other students.

Reasons to See Your Counsellor - Click each heading for details

  • Course selection + planning
  • Struggling in classes or need extra help
  • Time management + organization
  • Stress, anxiety, or mental health concerns
  • Family or personal issues
  • Coping with life changes
  • Conflict with friends or peers
  • Bullying or harassment
  • Building self-confidence
  • Career options + post-secondary planning
  • Interest + career assessments
  • Volunteer + work opportunities

Ways you can book time to see your Counsellor:

A) Use Our Online Booking System

  • Click here to access the online booking link.  This system is generally meant for students.  Parents must contact counsellors directly via email before using our online booking system.

B) Email Your Counsellor

  • Send a request to your Counsellor (listed on the website)

C) Drop By the Counselling Office

  • Visit before school, during lunch, or after school to request an appointment 

If your need is URGENT and you need IMMEDIATE HELP come to the Counselling Centre or see someone in the main office.

Parents may also call a counsellor at 604-668-6600.

Should a student be experiencing a mental health emergency outside of school hours (Mon – Fri 8:30 am -3:00 pm) please refer to the details below:

As in all medical emergencies please call 911 if you have a serious and immediate concern for your own or someone’s safety, or go to your nearest emergency room.

Other lines of support include: