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Guidance services are available for every student at AACMS.
These services include:
• Educational Planning
• Interpretation of Test Scores
• Career Information
• Study Help
• Help with Home, School, and/or Social Concerns
• Attendance Problems
• Emotional Concerns and/or Support
• Mental Health Support
• Wellness Services
• Any question the student wants to discuss with the counselor
• Emotional Concerns and/or Support
• Mental Health Support
• Wellness Services
• Any question the student wants to discuss with the counselor
Counseling opportunities are available to all students by appointment.
Contact The Guidance Office
Ms. Caroline Finelli (Student Last Names A–L)
cfinelli@aacms.org
Ms. Acadia Holbert (Student Last Names M–Z)
aholbert@aacms.org
cfinelli@aacms.org
Ms. Acadia Holbert (Student Last Names M–Z)
aholbert@aacms.org
Guidance Office Phone
(610) 351-0234 ext. 514
(610) 351-0234 ext. 514
Mental Health Resources
Just as we strive for better physical wellness, we can take steps to improve our mental health. This looks different for everyone. Perhaps you’d like to talk to someone, focus more on self care, consider medication, and/or seek other treatments. Below are various links to both local and national resources where you and your family can find help and support.
Crisis Lines
Call Lehigh Country Crisis at 610-782-3127
Call Northampton Country Crisis at 610-252-9060
Find Your County's Crisis Line
Text “NAMI” to 741741 for 24/7, confidential, free crisis counseling
National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988
The Trevor Project – a crisis resource for LGBTQ youth – text “START” to 678-678 or call 1-866-488-7386
Find additional resources here
Call Northampton Country Crisis at 610-252-9060
Find Your County's Crisis Line
Text “NAMI” to 741741 for 24/7, confidential, free crisis counseling
National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988
The Trevor Project – a crisis resource for LGBTQ youth – text “START” to 678-678 or call 1-866-488-7386
Find additional resources here
Websites
NAMI Lehigh Valley: Mental Health Support, Education & Resources
NAMI stands for National Alliance on Mental Illness. The Lehigh Valley NAMI website is full of mental health resources for our community.
Mental Health | Lehigh County
Psychiatry (Behavioral Health) | Lehigh Valley Health Network
KidsPeace - Making a Difference
findhelp.org by Findhelp - Search and Connect to Social Care
Home | Reasons To Stay
Outpatient Resources:
Outpatient Services - NAMI Lehigh Valley
Substance Abuse Resources:
Substance Abuse - NAMI Lehigh Valley
Support Groups:
Support Groups - NAMI Lehigh Valley
Domestic Violence and Sexual Health:
Domestic Violence and Sexual Health - NAMI Lehigh Valley
Wellness Resources
Assistance Resources
If your family is in need of assistance in the form of Medical Assistance, Cash Assistance, SNAP, or LIHEAP, the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services is available to help! Click below for a PDF with more information about getting the assistance you need. (PDF is in both English & Spanish)
CAO Resources (English & Spanish)
Community Wellness Resources
The CHC (Center for Humanistic Change) has put together this resource guide to help families access community resources such as:
• Emergency Resources • Recovery & Mental Health
• Food & School Meals • Family Resoures
• Education • Financial Resources
• Miscellaneous (Disabilities, Trauma, LGBTQ, Veterans, etc.)
You can access the entire guide with links here: The CHC Resource Guide
Online Safety Resources
Learn about helpful sites and tools to help you and your kids protect your online identity, figure out which media is age appropriate, and more. Each item in this document has clickable links to take you to each tool.
Top 5 Overlooked Tools to Protect Your Kids Online
Self Care Video Series
This video series focuses on Self Care and offers ideas and strategies to approaching your mental health proactively.
Watch Now
Stress Management Series
In this video series, there are tips and strategies for managing stress and anxiety.
Watch Now
Screen Time and the Brain
Click below to read about how new research demonstrates the effects of digital screens on brain development in children and adolescents.
Read Online
If your family is in need of assistance in the form of Medical Assistance, Cash Assistance, SNAP, or LIHEAP, the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services is available to help! Click below for a PDF with more information about getting the assistance you need. (PDF is in both English & Spanish)
CAO Resources (English & Spanish)
Community Wellness Resources
The CHC (Center for Humanistic Change) has put together this resource guide to help families access community resources such as:
• Emergency Resources • Recovery & Mental Health
• Food & School Meals • Family Resoures
• Education • Financial Resources
• Miscellaneous (Disabilities, Trauma, LGBTQ, Veterans, etc.)
You can access the entire guide with links here: The CHC Resource Guide
Online Safety Resources
Learn about helpful sites and tools to help you and your kids protect your online identity, figure out which media is age appropriate, and more. Each item in this document has clickable links to take you to each tool.
Top 5 Overlooked Tools to Protect Your Kids Online
Self Care Video Series
This video series focuses on Self Care and offers ideas and strategies to approaching your mental health proactively.
Watch Now
Stress Management Series
In this video series, there are tips and strategies for managing stress and anxiety.
Watch Now
Screen Time and the Brain
Click below to read about how new research demonstrates the effects of digital screens on brain development in children and adolescents.
Read Online


