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    Name:  Darlene Tate, M.Ed., LPC, NCC
    Phone: (817) 547-7080
     
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    RHS Student Advocate/Interventionist

    Student Assistance Counselor

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    Engage and Encourage

     

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    Guidance and Counseling Administrative Office
    6125 East Belknap
    Haltom City, Texas 76117

    Phone (817) 547-5780
    Fax (817) 547-5530
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    EVENING COUNSELING SERVICES THROUGH BISD ARE currently accepting new clients.
    An evening counseling program for students, employees, and families who have no insurance and who are financially unable to access services in the community.
     
    Issues of Concern
    • drug addiction
    • school behaviors
    • anger
    • suicidal thoughts
    • physical abuse
    • family conflict/divorce
    • eating disorders
    • sexual abuse

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    The Birdville Independent School District Guidance Counseling Services sponsors an evening counseling program for employees, students and families who have no insurance and who are financially unable to access services in the community.

    This service is offered for our students, employees and families who are in crisis, whether through personal choices, or circumstances beyond their control, including those areas related to school performance such as academics and attendance.

    Campus counselors are the referral contacts for employees and families who are in need of this service. BISD school counselors who are state licensed practitioners facilitate this service. The sessions are held at the Shannon Learning Center on Monday through Thursday evenings from 5:00-9:00 p.m.

    Funding for this program is provided by money from Medicaid and the BISD Wellness Fund. Families pay $10.00 per session.

    For more information, contact Ms. Tate @ 817-547-7080.

     
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