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Welcome to the Counselor Dashboard! Here you can find upcoming community resources and events, mental health resources, and information about your school counselor!

I hope this year is filled with the joy of celebrating successes and overcoming challenges. Each year is full of opportunity and growth, and you are all capable of greatness. Remember, it is cool to be kind! 😎

All Month - Women's History Month

All Month - Ramadan

March 9 - Daylight Saving

March 17 - St. Patrick's Day

March 20 - First day of Spring!

If you are interested in registering for a school outside your neighborhood school, enrollment is still open! February Priority Enrollment has passed, but applications are still be accepted.

8th graders - High School Assignments have yet to be released - expect to see that April 22nd

We recognize that finding a therapist can be hard. Many have waitlists or different financial eligibility/payment plans. Because of this, we recommend speaking with your pedestrian to see if there are in-network or partnered therapists available.

Another useful tool is psychologytoday.com. Here you can add multiple filters while viewing a small bio and credentials of available therapists.

Additionally, you can view more local resources with the SPS Resource List

Private insurance accepted

In an act to provide access and remove barriers, some students may schedule their outside counseling sessions to occur while at school. These could be reoccurring meetings or a one-time session. Please review the list below for agencies approved by SPS to provide in-school counseling

• Akin (formerly Childhaven)
• Asian Counseling and Referral Service
• Atlantic Street Center
• Cancer Pathways
• Center for Human Services
• Choose 180
• Consejo Counseling and Referral Service
• Cowlitz Indian Tribe
• Lutheran Community Services Northwest
• Navos
• New Beginnings
• Ryther
• Safe Crossings
• Seneca Family of Agencies
• Sound
• Southeast Youth and Family Services
• Southwest Youth and Family Services
• Therapeutic Health Services
• Valley Cities
• WAPI Community Services
• You Grow Girl

• Teen Link – 1-866-TEENLINK 866-833-6546 or 206-461-4922. Teen Link is an anonymous confidential teen help line that is answered every evening by professionally trained youth. Teens are trained to talk with their peers about a wide variety of concerns, as well as refer callers to specialized agencies that can further address their needs.
• 2-1-1 Community Resources & Information Line – call 211 or 206-461-3200
• Crisis Clinic – Children’s Crisis Outreach Response Team – 206-461-3222 The Crisis Clinic is a 24 hour phone in help line. They are prepared to deal with all types of issues, including self-harm and mental health services.
• NAMI Crisis Line
• Text NAMI to 741-741. Connect with a trained crisis counselor to receive free, 24/7 crisis support via text message
• NAMI Helpline: Volunteers answer questions, offer support and provide practical next steps. Chat, call or email info@nami.org or call 1-800-950-6264

Hello Students & Families

My name is Chelsea Bogrow and I am your School Counselor. I have been with Seattle Public Schools since the 22-23 school year. I split my time between two K-8's and love being able to work with all grades! I am a California native, but after completing all my schooling in Seattle, I loved it so much I decided to stay forever. When I'm not at work, you can find me hanging out with my kitty cats or on the hunt for the best iced half sweet hazelnut oatmilk latte Seattle has to offer.

Chelsea Bogrow - School Counselor

Orca - Monday/Thursday/Alternating Wednesday

206-252-6862

Pathfinder - Tuesday/Friday/Alternating Wednesday

206-252-9736