Counseling Center Services

LEARN HOW THE COUNSELING CENTER IS SUPPORTING STUDENTS IMPACTED BY CURRENT EVENTS 

The Counseling Center offers currently enrolled students a variety of services that assist students in resolving problems that arise from personal situations and/or college pressures, and that help students achieve their personal best.

Individual Counseling

Short-term individual counseling involves meeting with one of our therapists to discuss and explore your concerns. Students will be eligible for up to six 45-minute sessions per semester. Each student's journey is examined on a case-by-case basis, and we encourage participation in groups, workshops, and connection with campus resources. We can also provide off-campus referrals to students who require a higher level of care.

Your counselor will serve as a catalyst to help you make the changes you want to accomplish by listening to your concerns, by providing a framework to help you view your circumstances, by helping you build new skills, and by helping you consider options in your situation. Topics students commonly choose to explore with a counselor include: adjustment to the University; educational and vocational options; anxiety; depression; self-esteem; family difficulties; relationships; substance abuse; sexual concerns; stress; anger management; parenting; grief/loss; and eating/body image concerns, and more.

Learn how to make an ongoing short-term counseling appointment.
 

Let's Talk

Let’s Talk provides students with informal, one-on-one confidential 25-minute sessions to assist students with specific personal concerns (e.g. relationship conflicts, advice regarding disagreement with a roommate, stress management skills, academic struggles). When necessary, recommendations will be provided. Sometimes, students may wish to seek short-term counseling with the center after participating in one of these sessions.

These 25-minute sessions are not meant to be a substitute for psychotherapy, but rather a meeting with a counselor that is goal oriented.

Learn how to make a Let's Talk appointment.
 

Couples Counseling

Couples counseling is available when both partners are enrolled for the current semester.
 

 
Support Groups

Support groups involve a small group of students meeting with one or more group facilitators, typically once a week for 1 - 1.5 hours. These groups provide the opportunity for individuals to speak with others who share a common area of concern in a supportive environment through sharing, receiving feedback, and providing feedback to others. The facilitators help the group members to communicate productively.

Learn about our current support group offerings.

 Workshops

Workshops are designed to teach new skills that help students cope with their emotions and navigate challenges.

Learn about our current workshop offerings.
 

The JED Foundation, which promotes suicide prevention and mental health initiatives on college campuses, has named us a “JED Campus."

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