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The School Counseling Departments are committed to empowering students to reach their potential through a comprehensive counseling program that addresses each student’s academic, personal/social, and college and career readiness. By establishing the building blocks of a healthy self-image, social responsibility, and cultural awareness, school counselors believe that students can bring on systems of change throughout their lifetime. School counselors believe that all students have the potential to achieve excellence through collaborative efforts of school, home, and community resources leading to responsible, ethical, and contributing leaders of the future.

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ABOUT ME

Who is Miss Madi?

Hi all, welcome to my about me page. I am excited to get to know you, so I think it's fair you know a bit about me too! I am a houseplant collector and pet lover. I currently have a black cat named Mom and a Newfoundland dog named Moose. I have lived in Portland for about 5 years and grew up in Southern California until I moved here for college to attend PSU. My passion for school counseling was brought upon by my background in psychology and sociology, leading me to find a way to incorporate social matters, and student support into a rewarding career. This is my 3rd year working in the Portland Public School District and I am looking forward to an amazing year of learning!

My previous education includes:

M.Ed in School Counseling from Prescott College

BS in Sociology from Portland State College

AA in General Studies from Moorpark College

All lessons are based on the American School Counseling Association (ASCA) National Model where the focus will be on academic, career & personal/social development of all students. I am an active ASCA member.

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COVID-19 UPDATES AND RESOURCES

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COMMUNITY AND MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

Community Resource Needs: This is the most up-to-date resources to support our communities as we experience the COVID-19 pandemic and get through this together. This page contains resources to support our communities as we experience the COVID-19 pandemic and get through this together. Access to Health Care and Sick Leave, Mental Health, Substance Use Disorder, and Recovery Support, Culturally-Specific Resources, Resources for those Experiencing Domestic Violence, Food Support, Unhoused Community Resources, Financial, Job, and Business Support, Internet Access, Education and Homeschool Resources, Ways to Help, Multnomah County Health Department COVID-19 Resource Posters

If you are concerned about the mental wellness of yourself or someone you know, please know that there are kind and compassionate people ready to help serve your needs. We all need help sometimes and these resources can help people move through some of their most challenge-filled moments and save lives. Please don't hesitate to reach out and make the call.

For longer term Mental Health Resourcing, please contact your primary care doctor or Psychology Today for detailed filters to fit your individual needs in finding a Mental Health Professional to address a plethera of issues using a multitude of modalities. -Anna

Multnomah County Crisis Services

Multnomah County Call Center/Crisis Line: (503) 988-4888 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week)

Urgent Walk-In Clinic 4212 SE Division (503) 963-2575 (Like Zoom Care for Mental Health)

DAILY 7am-10:30pm - insurance not a barrier

Kaiser Crisis Line (503) 331-6425 if you have Kaiser insurance

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24 hours a day 7 days a week

English: 1 (800) 273-8255

Spanish: 1 (800) 628-9454

Oregon Youthline:for youth to connect with other youth

Text: Teen2Teen to 839863 to instantly text with another person

Trevor Project: Text START to 678678 or TrevorLifeLine 1(866) 488-7386

Supports for LGBTQiA+ youth