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Wellness Center

Guajome's Wellness Team consists of two School Psychologists, three School Counselors, and one Health Technician. We are here to support students' mental, emotional and physical well-being. 

Talk to Someone

Please use the contact information below to reach the person who you'd like to talk to. If you reach out via email, please allow 24 hours for response. Call Guajome's main office 760-631-8500 ext. 1000 to reach our team by phone. 

Wellness Team


 

Greg Beaudoin

School Psychologist

Rachel Irwin

Behavior Program Specialist

Joslynn Knox

School Psychologist

Alaina Krystek

School Counselor, Last Name A-G

Kim Maler

Health Services Specialist

Jodi Richardson

School Counselor, Last Name O-Z

Daniel Whittaker

School Counselor, Last Name H-N

Community Resources

North County Lifeline is a great option for students who do not have medical insurance or students who have Medi-Cal. 

NorthCounty LifeLine

Families with private insurance can check with their hospital for counseling services and resources within the community. In many cases, counseling services will be free through private insurance or these services will be offered at a discounted rate.

24/7 Crisis Response (Beyond Dialing 911)


San Diego Access & Crisis Line

Call 888-724-7240


National Suicide Prevention Lifeline    

Call  800-273-8255


California Youth Crisis Line   

Call 800-843-5200


The Trevor Project (LGBTQ support)    

Call 866-488-7386


Crisis Text Line

Text "home" to 741741

One pill can kill

Raising Awareness

Fentanyl deaths accounted for more than 80 percent of all drug-related deaths among California’s young people in 2021. Most of the young victims ingested fentanyl accidentally, thinking they were using something less dangerous. Fentanyl can be up to 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times more potent than morphine. Fentanyl is odorless, tasteless, and colorless. Teens never know what they are getting. One pill can kill them.

More About Synthetic Drugs

988 suicide prevention
National Suicide Prevention LIfeline 1-800-273-8255