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Counseling and Resource Center

Frequently Asked Questions 

 The Counseling and Resource Center provides free, confidential and professional counseling services in three main areas. These include personal counseling, career counseling, and student success counseling. We also connect students with resources and referrals to support academic/personal success, health and well-being.
Counseling is available to currently enrolled Edmonds College students.

 

Our services are free to all Edmonds College students.

Yes. Exceptions are made in the event of an emergency and are contingent on whether a counselor has a time slot available. If you have an immediate mental health-related emergency outside of the Counseling Center's regular business hours please call 911. You may also call the Care Crisis Line at 425.258.HELP or 1.800.584.3578.

You can make an appointment to meet with a counselor by calling 425.640.1358. We currently only offer appointments by video or phone. 

All records in the Counseling and Resource Center (CRC) are personal and confidential. This information can only be released outside the center with your written consent. Privacy of your records and anonymity extends to situations where a client is referred to the CRC by a faculty member, administrator or friend. Except under certain circumstances (listed below), no parent, academic dean, instructor or future employer will know of a student's use of the CRC.

Counseling records are not a part of the educational record. We keep separate records from other administrative documents kept on campus and notations about counseling are not made on a student's official college record. Client confidentiality is protected under Washington law (RCW 18.19.180) and information cannot be released except under specific situations. Read more about confidentiality.

Winter Quarter Hours
Mon.    8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tues.    8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Wed.    8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thurs.  8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri.       8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Please note that our office is operating remotely and that we will not be available by phone or email from 12-1 p.m. Monday through Friday.

If you have an immediate mental health-related emergency please call 911 or contact the Care Crisis Line at 425.388.7215 or 1.800.584.3578 for support 24 hours per day, 365 days per year (interpreter services available).
Our professional counselors have at least a Master's level education in counseling or related field and are typically licensed as a mental health counselor by the State of Washington. Our counselors have chosen to work in a community college setting and are prepared to assist our clients with a variety of issues and topics to include personal, career and student success counseling.
Appointments are required in order to be seen by a counselor. Exceptions are made in the event of an emergency and if a counselor has an appointment slot available. If you have an immediate mental health-related emergency outside of the Counseling Center's regular business hours please call 911 or campus security at 425.754.0154. You may also contact the Care Crisis Line at 425.258.HELP or 1.800.584.3578.