
Phone: 706-879-5205
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
2011: University of TN at Chattanooga-Master of Education in School Counseling 2003: Berry College-Bachelor of Science in Psychology; minor in Family Studies
Nicole Blalock
My name is Nicole Blalock. I have lived in Gordon County since 2001. I am so excited to be the Counselor at Belwood Elementary School; where we Build Exceptional Students! I graduated from Berry College in 2003 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Family Studies. In 2011, I earned my Master of Education with a concentration in School Counseling from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Prior to becoming a school counselor, I worked as a Forensic Interviewer with the Northwest Georgia Child Advocacy Center and as a DFCS Case Manager. I am married, have four children and six fur babies (2 cats & 4 dogs). My youngest daughter attends Red Bud Middle School.
School Counseling programs are an integral part of the overall education of each student. School Counseling program standards are provided by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). Our standards focus on three developmental domains: academic, career, and social/emotional (personal) and are delivered through classroom curriculum lessons, small group interventions, and individual interventions. School Counseling interventions are brief and solution centered and have a goal of helping students focus on their day at school. Referrals to outside agencies will be provided when more in-depth interventions may be deemed beneficial. Please feel free to stop by, call or email me anytime. I look forward to getting to know you and your family this school year!
Resources
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Safer, Smarter Kids: Abuse Prevention Curriculum
This abuse prevention/child empowerment curriculum is used at every Gordon County Elementary School. To learn more please click the link below.
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Grief Camp
Camp Magik is a grief camp for children and teens ages 7-17 who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, or other close family member. Their camps are free of charge to participants. Click Camp Magik for more information.
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Safe Place
Safe Place is a national organization for youth under the age of 18, that are experiencing homelessness or who may be in crisis. The program is designed to provide a young person who is homeless with immediate shelter, resources, and other basic needs. Click the word Safe Place above for more detailed information or visit NationalSafePlace.org for more information.