School Counseling
SCHOOL COUNSELOR – MS. Erin Phillips
Hello TCE Families!
My name is Erin Phillips. I am so excited to be back at Timberlin Creek Elementary for my fourth year as the school counselor. I am here to support all our wonderful students. I provide focused classroom lessons on our Character Counts! Pillars. I provide support to students individually and in small groups for a range of needs including social skills, emotional regulation, and support during family or life changes. I believe our students are capable of being the best! I am looking forward to helping our students succeed.
My family moved to Florida in 2022. My husband is active-duty military and while we loved exploring different parts of the country, we are happy to be settled in St. Johns County. I am originally from Minnesota and love this Florida sun. My daughter is a freshman in high school and my son is in 5th grade. We have two dogs and one cat. They all keep me busy. We love the beach and spending time with family and friends. I graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a Master of Education in School Counseling and attended the University of MN for my undergraduate degree in Psychology. I have worked with students in some capacity for over twenty years. Education is a field I’ve always been passionate about 😊
If your family is active-duty military, please let me know. I’d love to support your student and family.
If your student or family has need of any resources, please reach out to me directly. I would be happy to support you however I can and make any community connections that might be helpful.
Please feel free to contact me at [email protected]
Mission Statement
The mission of the TCE School Counseling Program, is to increase academic achievement through student advocacy and to promote student success through a focus on academic achievement, social/personal, career, and multicultural/global citizenship development. The program’s ultimate goal is for all students to depart empowered with the knowledge and skills to be able to make self-directed, realistic and responsible decisions and to be successful contributors to society.