Counseling Center @ Bellevue College

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

The counselors:
- Are trained mental health professionals who 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 maximize their personal, career, and educational potential.

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

New or prospective students, visit the Welcome Center website.

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.).
Submit an Online Appointment Request: https://bellevuecollege-cc.titaniumhwc.com/Hwc/
- Complete the ‘Mental Health Counseling Appointment Request’ form.
- Once your information is received, the Counseling Center staff will contact you within 1-2 business days to confirm the appointment.

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

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?

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.