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Student Support

Counselling Services

Positive mental health and emotional wellness are essential to student success. Counselling Services at College of the North Atlantic provides support, guidance, and resources to help you meet your personal, social, and academic goals.

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Connect early for help with mental health, personal challenges, academic stress, transitions, and future planning.

Counselling Services

Positive mental health and emotional wellness are essential to student success. Counselling Services at College of the North Atlantic provides support, guidance, and resources to help you meet your personal, social, and academic goals.

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How Counselling Services Can Help

Counselling Services supports students through personal, academic, and wellness-related challenges with confidential guidance and practical next steps.

Support mental health and emotional wellness through confidential guidance and compassionate listening.

Help with adjusting to college life, managing stress, and building healthy routines.

Offer academic and career guidance to improve study habits, decision-making, and future planning.

Help with personal concerns that may impact your success or well-being.

Build confidence and resilience so students feel prepared, focused, and supported.

Reassure parents and supporters that students have access to professional help when needed.

What is Counselling Services

Counselling Services at College of the North Atlantic supports students in achieving positive mental health, emotional wellness, and academic success. Our counsellors provide a safe, confidential space to explore personal, social, or academic concerns that may be affecting your well-being or progress in your program.

Services may include personal counselling, academic and career guidance, mental health support, student success planning, and referrals to on- and off-campus resources. We also work with campus staff to promote a supportive learning environment and respond to student concerns with care and professionalism.

Whether you are feeling overwhelmed, experiencing anxiety or depression, questioning your program choice, or simply need someone to talk to, Counselling Services is here to help. Reaching out early can give you the strategies, confidence, and support you need to succeed in your studies and maintain your well-being at CNA.

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What can Counselling Services do for Me?

Counselling Services provides a supportive and confidential place for students to talk about challenges that may be affecting their well-being, academic progress, or decision-making. Whether you're a prospective student, a current learner, or a parent wanting to know what help is available, our counsellors are here to guide you and help you succeed.

Counsellors can help if:
  • you are experiencing personal challenges that affect your academic progress or well-being,
  • you are dealing with anxiety, depression, or other mental health concerns,
  • you are unsure how to make a successful transition to college life at CNA,
  • you feel overwhelmed with your courseload or responsibilities,
  • you are uncertain if your current program is the right fit,
  • you need help understanding college policies and procedures,
  • you want support with an academic improvement or success plan (e.g., study skills, peer tutoring, workshops),
  • you need guidance on career planning or next steps after graduation,
  • you are experiencing any difficulties that are impacting your well-being or success.

Reaching out early gives students - and families - the confidence of knowing support is available. Our goal is to help every learner build resilience, stay on track academically, and feel prepared for a successful college experience.

What Outcomes Can I Expect?

Counselling can help you better understand, manage, or resolve the concerns that may be affecting your well-being or academic performance. As challenges become more manageable, you may find it easier to stay focused, maintain motivation, and engage fully in your studies.

Meeting with a counsellor can help you build confidence, strengthen coping strategies, and improve your ability to make decisions that support both your personal life and academic goals. Students often discover new perspectives, learn healthy ways to handle stress, and gain a clearer sense of direction as they navigate college life.

Counselling may also help you develop practical skills that contribute to long-term success, such as time management, emotional regulation, communication skills, and problem-solving abilities. These skills can make a meaningful difference in how you handle coursework, relationships, and future career planning.

Parents and supporters can feel reassured knowing that students have access to professional guidance during what can be a challenging transition. Counselling Services provides a supportive, confidential space where students can talk openly, gain clarity, and build resilience.

Every student's experience is unique, but many report feeling more prepared, more confident, and better equipped to succeed - both in the classroom and in everyday life - after connecting with Counselling Services.

Our Guidance Counsellors

Bay St. George Campus

Allison Lomond–Guidance Counsellor
709/643-7733

Nadine Humber–Guidance Counsellor
709/643-7972

Bonavista Campus

Wendy Monk–Guidance Counsellor
709/227-6272

Burin Campus

Craig Wells–Guidance Counsellor
709/891-5623

Carbonear Campus

Darrell Noel–Guidance Counsellor
709/596-8926

Clarenville Campus

Wendy Monk–Guidance Counsellor
709/227-6272

Corner Brook Campus

Jeffrey Patry–Guidance Counsellor
709/637-8586

Nichole Pickett–Guidance Counsellor
709/637-8527

Gander Campus

Pamela Thwaites–Guidance Counsellor

Grand Falls - Windsor Campus

Lesley Tucker–Guidance Counsellor
709/292-5624

Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus

Isabelle Rumbolt–Guidance Counsellor
709/207-1715

Labrador West Campus

Pamela Meaney – Pieroway–Guidance Counsellor
709/944-4189

Placentia Campus

Heidi Andersen–Guidance Counsellor

Port aux Basques Campus

Nadine Humber–Guidance Counsellor
709/643-7972

Prince Philip Drive Campus

Tara Thomas–Guidance Counsellor
709/758-7314

Bertha Tobin–Guidance Counsellor
709/758-7136

Ted Power–Guidance Counsellor
709/758-7368

Kristen White–Guidance Counsellor
709/758-7446

Ridge Road Campus

Frank Williams–Guidance Counsellor
709/758-7455

Seal Cove Campus

Darrell Noel–Guidance Counsellor
709/596-8926

St. Anthony Campus

Jeffrey Patry–Guidance Counsellor
709/637-8586

Online Learning

Suzanne Keeping–Guidance Counsellor
1.877.465.2250-Option 1

Sandy Maher–Guidance Counsellor – Online
709/596-8940

Karen Moore–Guidance Counsellor – Online
709/758-7578

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