Mental Health

Michelle Hardaway (She/Her)

School Social Worker

Michelle provides school-wide social work services. She is available for short-term/periodic interventions for students. Students can be referred to ongoing mental health and/or substance use services with our onsite therapists or to an outside provider. Michelle works to connect students and families to culturally specific community services, housing resources, food, and utility assistance.  In addition, Michelle oversees our Caring Closet, providing students with emergency food, clothing, hygiene items, and school supplies. If you are interested in getting connected, please email, call or text to schedule a meeting.

Uncle E. (He/Him)

Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor

Uncle E is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor who is able to see students free of charge. He can support healthy decision-making, offer accurate information about different substances and their impacts and help with navigating situations with peers. Uncle E is also available to talk with students when they are living with someone who is impacted by substances.  Other services include consulting with families about resources at the school and in the community. Please complete this form, if you are interested in connecting. 

Julie Glover-Walsh (She/Her)

Child and Family Therapist 

Multnomah County School-Based Mental Health

Talk to your school counselor about a referral

Office Hours: Monday through Thursday

Mary Bills (She/Her)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Lifestance Health, Inc.

Talk to your school counselor to be referred. Parent or guardian can use the School Based Program Referral Form.

Individaul therapy utilizing dialectical behavioral therapy and skills training to help clients struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma and mood instability.

Jackson Gambee (He/Him)

Child and Family - School Based Behavioral Health

NARA

Miles Worthy

Confidential Advocate

Available Wednesdays at 10am in Room 237.