Meet Our Counselors


Kristin Brown Purple x5206	Deb Burns Orange x5208	Lori Travers Red x5207	Susan Gill Blue x5209

Our Role

The counselors at AGIS are here to work with students, parents, and teachers. Students can elect to visit their counselor if they are having problems at home or school that affect their learning. Counselors work with students individually, in small groups, or in the classroom to solve problems related to a variety of issues including school anxiety, family changes, death or grief, friendship, making responsible choices, etc.

Community Mental Health Agencies

The following is a list of outside counseling resources that can help both students and families deal with a variety of issues.

Chester Country Department of Human Services www.chesco.org/human
(Refers to help with basic needs, housing/shelter, health care, mental health, mental retardation, senior citizens, protective services, substance abuse treatment, crisis services, domestic violence, transportation, education, financial assistance, disaster services, legal services, and employment.
(610) 873-1010 or (610) 932-8557
Neighborhood Services (610) 932-8556
Family Services (610) 696-4900
La Communidad Hispanica (610) 444-4545
Mission St. Maria (610) 268-3365
Northwestern Human Services (610) 444-0555
Kennett Square Counseling Center (610) 444-9665
West Chester Psychiatric (610) 431-3575
Christian Counseling and Therapy Associates of Westtown (West Chester)
(610) 431-0340
For information and referral services, contact Chester County CARES
(610) 436-4040
For more information about parent support groups for children of special needs students, contact ARC of Chester County at (610) 696-8090 or www.arcofchestercounty.org

Updated 4/13/10