Caley Moyer

Walla Walla Campus
(509) 209-8996
[email protected]

Caley Moyer

Paris Davis

Walla Walla Campus
(509) 223-2026
[email protected]

Paris Davis

Emma Carpenter

Clarkston Campus
(509) 758-1713
[email protected]

Emma Carpenter

Services

WWCC Counseling Services offers a range of mental health services, from individual and group counseling to referrals and resource connection. Services are free and confidential for all enrolled students. We are here to help you navigate personal, social, educational, and mental health concerns that impact your academic success at WWCC.

Our goal is to help students improve coping and develop skills to achieve personal wellness and academic success in a safe and welcoming environment.
Students may be referred to a community provider for long-term, specialized therapy options, hospitalization, and services that are outside the scope of assistance provided by our department.

Counselors hold master’s degrees in a behavioral health field and are credentialed through the Washington State Department of Health.

In-Person & Online Services Available

In-person counseling services are available on both the Walla Walla & Clarkston campuses by appointment. Drop-in sessions are offered on the Walla Walla campus, subject to availability. Students must wear a mask during in-person, counseling appointments.

Telemental health (online) counseling is available to enrolled students on the Walla Walla & Clarkston campuses and for students attending online courses. Students must be physically located in Washington State at the time of the online counseling appointments due to licensure restrictions. Online counseling services are provided by Caley Moyer and Paris Davis. For those students, that are not located in Washington, please contact one of our counselors for information regarding resources and referrals to providers in your area.

Availability & How To Access Services

Counselors are typically available Monday through Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm during the quarter. Caley Moyer offers evening appointments on Tuesday and Wednesday throughout the quarter.

To make an appointment you can contact a counselor directly (see contact info above) or stop by or call your Student Success Center: Walla Walla (509) 527-4262 or Clarkston (509) 758-3339.

If you are concerned about your mental health safety, call the Walla Walla County Crisis Response Unit at 509-524-2999 or for the Clarkston Campus call Asotin and Garfield County Crisis Line at 1-888-475-5665 or Quality Behavioral Health at (509) 758-3341. Any emergent medical needs or concerns should be directed to your healthcare provider or emergency services 911 (9-911 from a campus phone).
After scheduling your first session, your counselor may send you intake forms electronically or you can complete the following forms and return to your counselor at your appointment or via your student email account.

If you are unable to download and print these forms, please contact us and we can provide copies to you.

Self Help Resources & Tools

Counseling Services has a Canvas course called “Warrior Wellness” to provide resource information, educational, and self-help materials to students, faculty, and staff. You can self-enroll in the course by clicking on this link: Warrior Wellness Canvas Course

Crisis & Emergency Contacts

911 – for emergency

Walla Walla Crisis Response – (509) 524-2999

Clarkston Crisis – (509) 758-3341

Columbia County Crisis Line – (509) 382-1164

Umatilla Region Crisis Line – (541) 240-8030

Crisis Text Line – Text HEAL to 741741 to text with a crisis counselor

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – (800) 273-8255

Trevor Life Line (LGBTQ) – (866) 488-7386

Trans Life Line – (877) 565-8860

National Sexual Assault Hotline – (800) 656-4673

YWCA Crisis Line – (509) 529-9922

Confidentiality

Please take into consideration that confidentiality will be considered by the Counseling Service at every point but cannot be guaranteed when communicating with students by phone, email, or internet. We are attempting to provide the highest level of service to students under these difficult circumstances. Your understanding of the circumstances and the possible limits to confidentiality is implicit in your communication with the Counseling Service.

Information disclosed by the student during counseling is protected under confidentiality regulations of Washington law (RCW 18.225.100), but information may be released under the following exceptions as mandated by Washington law (RCW 18.225.105):

  1. With your written authorization for use and disclosure of information, or in the case of death or disability, the authorization of your personal representative.
  2. To any individual if the counselor reasonably believes that disclosure will avoid or minimize a serious, foreseeable or imminent risk to you or any other individual.
  3. When there is reasonable cause to believe that a child, dependent adult or vulnerable person is being or has been abused or neglected.
  4. When the student waives the privilege of confidentiality by bringing charges, complaints, lawsuit or dispute against the counselor.
  5. If the counselor receives a subpoena from the court to provide information. If this happens, only the minimum information necessary to satisfy the court’s order will be provided.

General Mental Health Information