Counseling
If you are currently experiencing a crisis situation, please call 988, 911 or contact CRISIS CONNECTIONS: 1-866-427-4747 (24-HR Crisis Line)!
College employees supporting students in crisis and not able to connect with a counselor should consult with their supervisors for immediate needs.
Summer Quarter 2026 Service Update:
Counselors will be off-contract and unavailable during Summer Quarter 2026. Please carefully read through the following:
If you are on academic probation and still need to meet with a counselor to register for summer quarter, June 29th will be the only day to do so. You may drop-in at the Counseling Center in RSB 81 (sign A6 on the door outside) on that day between 8:30am-3pm. The drop-in meetings on that day will be first come, first served. Come to the counseling office at 8:30am to sign up for a spot. If you miss your meeting time, you may lose your spot and will not be able to register for summer quarter.
Intake forms submitted on this website or in person will only be used for scheduling appointments starting in mid-September and into the fall quarter 2026.
If you submit an intake form, you can expect to hear back from a counselor in mid-September 2026. If you are a student seeking support for registration, personal counseling, career counseling, and/or other concerns, your inquiry will be responded to in the order it was received upon counselors’ return.
Note that submitting the intake form more than once may slow down the response time. After submission, a counselor will reach out via email upon their return in mid-September 2026 to schedule an appointment. It will be important to check your email regularly to ensure timely communication. If you do not receive a response by the first day of fall quarter 2026, please contact the counseling department via email at southcounseling@seattlecolleges.edu
Please note that the counseling department does not provide 24-hour crisis services. Counselors are not available during weekends/holidays, between quarterly breaks, and have limited availability during summer.
For a list of college resources, please click the following link: https://southseattle.edu/counseling/college-resources
For a list of community resources, please click the following link: https://southseattle.edu/counseling/community-resources
For a list of community mental health resources, please click the following link: https://southseattle.edu/counseling/community-mental-health-resources
Angela Campbell
In-person: Mon/Tues 9am-3pm, Thurs 9am-4pm
Virtual: Weds 8am- 2pm, Fri, 8am-1pm
Krista Holden
In-person: Mon/Tues/Weds/Thurs 10am-4pm
Virtual: Fri, 8am-2pm
Yvonne Willis-Oguntuwase
In-person: Tues/Weds/Thurs 8am-4pm
Virtual: Mon 8am-11am, Fri 8am-11am
Counseling will also provide in-person support for emerging crisis situations.
The counseling department does not provide 24-hour crisis services. Counselors are not available after their scheduled work hours, during weekends/holidays, or in the breaks between quarters, unless otherwise indicated.
College employees supporting students in crisis and not able to connect with a counselor should consult with their supervisors for immediate needs. Students threatening self-harm or harm to others need immediate crisis support. Please call 988 or 911 in these situations and follow up with campus security at 206-235-0911.
Note: students threatening self-harm or harm to others need immediate crisis support. Please call 988 (national crisis hotline) or 911 in these situations and follow up with campus security at 206-235-0911.