Counseling Services Available

Personal Counseling services are available for day students, free of charge. Students often seek out counseling for help with family conflict, feeling lonely, substance abuse, relationship issues, anxiety and stress, sexual assault, financial worries, depression, grief, and many other concerns.

Long-Term Therapy
Long-term therapy needs may be referred to off-campus mental health resources; any costs will be the responsibility of the student and/or the family.

Psychological Testing is available at no charge or at a nominal charge for day students. Such testing covers the areas of cognitive abilities, achievement, psychological disorders, career interests, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, some learning disabilities, and personality testing.

Educational Programming is available for campus groups and is provided by the counselors. These programs vary and may be campus-wide, specific to a residence hall, or in a certain class. Topics include all issues of wellness and stress management, mental health disorders, study skills, sexual assault, domestic violence, substance use, relationships, etc.

The "Help Yourself!" Library has information on the following topics: alcohol and substance abuse, anxiety, learning disabilities, childhood trauma and abuse, depression, eating disorders, grief, self-esteem, stalking, test-taking, memorization, taking notes, writing, presentations, managing time, working with professors, etc. Many of these topics are explored in workbooks for self-guided growth.

Books are available on a lending library basis, and many handouts and brochures are free for you to take with you.