It is not unusual for a student to feel anxious seeking Counseling. You may feel that it is a sign of weakness, or indicate that there is something seriously wrong with you. However, you don’t have to be in crisis or have a mental illness to benefit from counseling. In recent years college counseling centers across the country have reported significant increases in the number of students seeking services for a variety of personal issues. We believe that knowing when to ask for help is an indicator of personal wisdom and courage.
A Variety of Services
Students bring many different concerns to our office. Among the issued they come to explore are:
- Academic Performance
- Attention and Learning Problems
- Alcohol and/or Drug Use and Abuse
- Adjusting to Campus Life
- Sexuality Issues
- Anxiety, Stress, Worry
- Death of a Love One
- Depression/ Mood Swings
- Eating Problems
- Family Problems
- Sexual Assault or abuse experience
- Temper Control
- Sleep Problems
- Test Anxiety
- Relationship Difficulties
- Homesickness, Loneliness