About Me
Hello! I am Ramin Gillett, a Master’s Degree candidate in school counseling at Western Carolona University with a passion for helping students succeed academically, emotionally, and socially.
Areas of Focus
- Academic Development: This is all about helping your child grow and feel confident as a learner. It might look like building good study habits, working through a tricky subject, or simply believing in oneself when school feels hard.
- Social & Emotional Development: This one’s close to my heart: it’s about friendships, feelings (the easy ones and the hard ones), and learning how to be kind to oneself and others. It’s a reminder that how your child feels matters just as much as what they know.
- Career Development: Even in elementary school, this is about wondering and dreaming a little, noticing what excites your child, and starting to imagine all the possibilities for who they might aspire to become and the career they might want to work towards as they progress into their adult years.
Services Offered
- Individual Counseling: One-on-one sessions to address personal challenges and promote mental well-being.
- Group Counseling: Facilitated discussions for students to share experiences and build a supportive community.
- Crisis Intervention: Immediate support for students in need during difficult times.
Get in Touch
Students may be referred to me by teachers or parents. Students may also request to see any one of our school counselors. A great way for students to reach out is to write a note or find me around the school building.
I look forward to working with you! Please contact me or my supervisor if you have any questions or concerns.
- Ramin Gilllett
Email: rgillett1@catamount.wcu.edu - Dr. Melissa Mecadon-Mann (Academic Supervisor)
Email: mmecadonmann@wcu.edu
Office Hours: Monday – Friday, [8 am – 4:30 pm]
Resources
Helpful Links:
Upcoming Events
- Student Workshops: Monthly workshops on topics such as stress management, study skills, and self-care.
- Parent-Teacher Conferences: Join me for discussions on student progress and strategies for success.
EMERGENCY
If you are experiencing a life-threatening or traumatic event during regular business hours, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, call us immediately at 828.999.9999 or come to our office for crisis services.
For after-hours mental health support, contact 911 or Buncombe County Mobile Crisis Management at 888.573.1006 or Protocall (after hours) at 828.251.6520 and press #4.
Thank you for visiting my profile! Together, we can make a positive difference in your child’s school experience.
