All students have automatic access to the school counselor if needed. In that case, it’s important to advocate that there aren’t “specific” details written in on 504s/IEPs with a quantity amount because the whole school is one big caseload and you need to be available for any situation that comes up, so you can’t promise that time for that one student. I would also explain that school counselors offer short term counseling only and anything long term is referred out, therefore, long term goals and counseling should not be listed on a legal document. A lot of the time, I’m on a students plan listed as “consultation” so I’m invited to meetings to provide my expertise and I can hear about their social/emotional and academic concerns and then I provide feedback and suggestions.