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Windsor Unified School District

School Counseling, Mental Health & Wellness

What Is School Counseling?

School Counselors help all students in the areas of academic achievement, college and career planning, and social/emotional development, ensuring today's students become productive, well-adjusted adults. Part of this work is done by scheduling them into appropriate classes, academic advising, helping them learn to do their best in classes they struggle in, and college advising.

However, they can also help & guide students through their emotions, peer & family relationships. Childhood & adolescence can be a dynamic, turbulent and/or tender, fragile time. Having someone that meets you where you are, helps you to understand, cope with & manage the various feelings that come about during this time can be helpful. Personal & group counseling can be a strong support as conflicts and difficulties arise.

Meet Your School Counselors

  • Marianne Seli

  • Amy Liu

  • Leonor Goff

    Alia Ismail-Nielsen

  • Eva Velasquez

    Lauren Schmidt

    Cibelle Aparicio Medina

    Sandra Brito

    Barb Finley

    Suzanne Klekner

    Brianna Marr

  • Diana Rudesill

  • Mark Cohen

    Julia Norman

    Yesenia Ledezma Ruiz

District-Wide Counselors & Psychologists

Shanae Simi – Behavior Specialist/Support

Ashley Hansen – Psychologist

Richard Hickman – Psychologist

Emily Kong – Psychologist

Cassidy Ritter – Psychologist

Jonathan Lucas – Psychologist

Mary Burkhardt – Social Emotional Counselor

Joseph O’Sullivan-Trevena – Psychologist

Alexis Siniscalco – Social Emotional Counselor

Pearl Kim-Kregel – Psychologist

Adriana Gutierrez Rios – Social Emotional Counselor

Resources for Students, Families & Staff

In addition to the resources listed below we also have specific information about bullying and harassment prevention policies and resources.