Counseling - Parents

Are you struggling emotionally? Do you need help?

When you don't know where to start, START HERE.

If you don’t know where to begin getting mental health, substance use or emotional help for yourself or someone you know—start here. Colorado Crisis Services provides confidential and immediate support, 24/7/365. If you are in crisis or need help dealing with one, call this toll-free number 1-844-493-TALK (8255) or text TALK to 38255 to speak to a trained professional.

When you call the Colorado Crisis Services Center, you will be connected to a trained crisis counselor. We offer translation services for non-English speakers, we engage in immediate problem solving, and we always make follow-up calls to ensure you receive continued care.

Receive Help in Person:

  • Aurora Walk-in Crisis Services

  • 2206 Victor St.

  • Aurora, CO 80045

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Counselor Profiles

Carly ArettCarly Arett: 6th & 7th Grade Counselor
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I'm so excited to start my second year as a school counselor at East! I work with our amazing 6th and 7th-grade students, and I absolutely love being part of this community. Before becoming a counselor, I was a teacher in Aurora, and that experience has given me a deep appreciation for the many ways we can support our students. My passion is helping students with their social-emotional, academic, and career/college needs. I believe in a collaborative approach, and I'm eager to work alongside parents and families to ensure every student feels supported and has the tools they need to succeed.

Fumnanya CamarraFumnanya Camara: 6th & 8th Grade Counselor
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This is my first official year as a school counselor at East, and I am excited to be here. At East, I will work with our 6th and 8th-grade students. My goal is to be the kind of counselor who listens deeply, celebrates each student, and helps them see all the possibilities ahead of them. I believe every student deserves to feel seen and supported. In my office, students have the space to play games, talk about their emotions, and explore their futures.