Counseling Services provides individual and group counseling to students and their spouses who are experiencing stress, relationship problems, anxiety, depression or other personal problems. Special workshops, programs and support groups are offered on a wide variety of topics, including test anxiety, communication, assertion and family issues. Programs are offered in classrooms, residence halls, Snow Health Center and at other campus locations. The staff is composed of trained psychologists. Senior level graduate students from the departments of Psychology and Guidance and Counseling are also available.
All services are confidential and free of charge.
Self-help books and audiotapes are available on many topics, including relationships, anxiety management, sexual concerns, family issues, and eating concerns. The Campus Peer Program, sponsored by Counseling Services and Health Services, offers student volunteers the opportunity to assist their peers with a variety of personal and social concerns, sexual health and substance abuse issues. Campus Peers receive extensive training to prepare them to present interactive programs and lead discussions throughout the campus. For further information about the Campus Peer Program, call 487-3047. Counseling Services is located on the top floor of Snow Health Center.