Behavioral Health Services

Counseling

Behavioral Health Services offer personal counseling to provide a confidential, safe place where you can focus on your concerns and we can help you deal with whatever's getting in the way of living your life in the most fulfilling way.

Misconceptions

Some people mistakenly assume there must be something "wrong" with them in order to seek counseling. Talking with a personal counselor does not mean that you have serious psychological problems – it just means that you would like to talk to someone (besides your friend, partner, or parents) about what's going on in your life.

Examples of Issues

Students bring a broad range of issues they would like to work on, including:

• Relationship conflicts (with partner, parents, instructor, boss, or roommates)
• Loss (various types)
• Romantic breakups or disappointments
• Problems with studying, including time management and procrastination
• Feeling bad about oneself / low self-esteem
• Depression or anxiety
• Women's or men's issues
• Survival struggles
• Cultural and ethnic identity
• Foreign student, acculturation concerns
• Trauma
• Body image or problems with food
• Questions about alcohol and other substances
• Gay, Lesbian, bisexual, or transgender issues
• Various adjustment issues

Cost & Eligibility

There is no fee for any student currently enrolled in a credit class. However, you must call to cancel any appointment you are not able to make – no-shows count against your total visits, and can result in denial of services.

Services

• Assessment of current situation may include counseling or referrals to community services for longer-term work.
• Short-term individual counseling
• Support groups

Students

• Online guide to mental health resources
• Online Training
• Support Groups/Workshops - Coming Soon

Staff / Faculty

• BIRT
• Online Training
• Helping Hands
• Online guide to mental and behavioral health services