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Welcome to the Counseling Center!

What do Counselors do?

  • The counselors are trained mental health professionals and assist students with a wide variety of personal life challenges and concerns that may be impacting academic performance.
  • Help students use their values and interests to explore college majors and career choices; and
  • Support students to brainstorm strategies to maximize their personal, career, and educational potential.

Contact Academic Advising at 425-564-2212 or advising@bellevuecollege.edu for questions about class scheduling/registration, degree options, university transfer, etc.

How do I Make an Appointment to See a Counselor?

  • Call us: 425-564-5747
  • See us in person: Our front desk is located on the second floor of the Student Affairs building (B-Building)
  • Email us: askacounselor@bellevuecollege.edu (Email is not confidential)
    • If you email a counselor please email only one counselor.
    • Please allow 24-48 hours for a response if you send an email during regular business hours (Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.).

 What Languages do Counselors Speak?

  • Dr. Yu-ting Su, Fluent – Chinese/Mandarin
  • Ana Bravo, Fluent – Spanish
  • Kattie Dang, Fluent – Vietnamese

We can also work with you to find a counselor in the community who speaks your language.

What Can I Expect During My Counseling Session?

  • BC counselors are here to listen and help you move towards your goals.
  • It’s okay to be nervous.
  • All counseling services are culturally responsive and social justice oriented. Counselors are non-judgmental, listen while supporting your decision-making, and advocate on your behalf.
  • All interactions with a counselor are confidential.
    • Ethically, counselors cannot and will not share anything you say during counseling appointments with anyone outside of the counseling center. There are a few safety and other related exceptions to confidentiality that your counselor will discuss with you during your appointment.
  • All students will complete a brief informed consent and preliminary counseling paperwork. What, and how much of this paperwork you choose to complete is completely voluntary.
  • Read our FAQs for more information on what does the initial session look like?

Urgent Care

  • If you have an immediate health-related emergency, call 9-1-1, campus safety at 425-564-2400, or the 24-hour crisis line at 206-461-3222.

Report Concerns Through the CARE Team

Find information that offers ways to report a concern or to seek support