Individual Counseling
Any personal concern is appropriate to bring to the Counseling Center. Student concerns most often involve issues related to relationships, identity, family, depression, victimization, anxiety/panic attacks, academics, grief and loss, socialization/isolation, food/body image or chemical use/abuse.
Group Counseling
There are currently no groups offered this semester. Please check back in the fall. Thank you!
Nutrition Counseling
Nutrition counseling is available to students who have concerns about their eating/body image. Students must be referred to the dietitian by a staff therapist.
Crisis Appointments
Are available on a limited basis for students in need — If you are experiencing thoughts of harm to yourself or others, experience a recent assault, experience a recent death, or are experiencing psychotic or manic symptoms. Please note there is only one available hour per day for crisis, and if it is already full, then we will refer you to one of the off-campus crisis resources. Please call our office to request a crisis appointment.
Let’s Talk
Let’s Talk is a walk-in confidential and informal 10-15 minute consultation session (not counseling) offered Mondays 3-3:50pm in Taylor Center and Tuesdays thru Thursdays 3-3:50pm at the Counseling Center. The counselor will listen closely to your concerns and provide support, perspective, and suggestions for resources. Appointments are first come, first served and are available in person at the Counseling Center. Let’s Talk begins the first day of the semester on September 4th. Let’s Talk is not available during breaks or holidays.
Consultation
Operating within the guidelines of the Center’s policy on confidentiality, counselors are available for consultation with students, faculty, administrative personnel, resident hall staff and parents.
Referrals
The counselors will refer students to other campus services, or off-campus professionals and agencies, for services not available at the Counseling Center.