- Daniel Morgan Middle School
- Welcome
Welcome to School Counseling
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Our role
We serve as part of a team, including parents, teachers, administrators, community, and students, to promote, and improve student success within the school. Our Counseling Department consist of two counselors, one for each grade level. Please contact the appropriate counselor for your child according to their grade. Each of our counselors has a Master’s Degree in counseling and years of experience in working with children and adolescents.
School Counseling activities at DMMS:
- Developmental Guidance Lessons (within the classroom): These lessons typically cover topics such as study skills, character education, social skills, and career awareness.
- Small Group Counseling: Support groups are offered to students who may benefit from additional support dealing with stressors, such as: family changes, grief or loss, anger management, social issues, peer relations.
- Individual Counseling. Individual counseling is offered on an “as needed basis”, and tends to focus on problem-solving. In these brief sessions, counselors work with students in addressing issues which might otherwise interfere with the student’s ability to succeed in school.
*School counseling is not therapy. However, we can assist you in locating appropriate community services when needed. Please feel free to contact your child’s grade level counselor with questions and/or concerns at 540-667-7171.
Our Counselors
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Mr. Paul Cote
8th Grade School Counselor
Phone: (540) 667-7171
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Ms. Stephanie Rosendahl
7th Grade School Counselor
Phone: (540) 667-7171
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Helping Students...
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- Managing feelings (stress, worry, anger, grief, etc.)
- Learning and creating friendships
- Setting goals
- Collaborative learning
- Improving self-image
- Adjusting to a new school
- Learning how to make good decisions
Helping Families...
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- Exploring ways to help your child succeed
- Supply reference materials
- Referrals to community resources
- Access resources and services in our community
- Adjusting to family changes
- Parenting techniques