Counseling

Counselors are available to work with university departments, organizations or other groups in understanding more about interpersonal relations, group processes, college student development, and other psychological issues.

If you are a faculty or staff member and are concerned about a specific situation or student, follow this link for a Referral Guide for Faculty and Staff. [top]

If you are a student and would like information about mental health resources in the community including emergency rooms and crisis centers, follow this link for Community Mental Health Resources. [top]

Psychological Testing

Psychological testing is offered through Counseling Services. Generally testing is completed only when deemed necessary and appropriate by both yourself and your counselor.

Types of psychological testing available:

Objective Personality Assessment
Projective Personality Assessment
Intelligence Testing
Achievement Testing

Counseling Services does not provide testing for the determination of eligibility for special services on- or off-campus, disability determination, or assessments to be used for the court system. [top]

Presentations and Workshops

Counseling Services provides a variety of workshops and presentations free of charge for classes or groups within the University.

Available presentations/workshops:

Assertiveness Training
Depression
Eating Disorders
QPR Suicide Prevention
Sexual Assault
Stress Management
Study Skills Enhancement
Substance Abuse
Test Taking and Test Anxiety

Contact Counseling Services for other possible topics. When requesting presentations or workshops, please allow adequate time for scheduling and preparation. [top]

FAQ (Please click on link for Frequently Asked Questions) [top]

Please note: Health, Counseling and Prevention Services records are kept independent of all other University records. Information may only be released with written consent of the patient.

Last Updated 12/07

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