Individual Counseling

The Personal Counseling Center provides students with individual counseling for a range of personal, developmental, and psychological issues, including: depression, self-esteem, homesickness, changing values, anxiety, substance abuse, establishing an adult identity with family and peers, eating disorders, sexuality, family difficulties and pressures, crisis intervention, victimization, thoughts of suicide, life crises, and critical life decisions.

With respect to academics, the Personal Counseling Center assists students in exploring problematic concerns such as memory, concentration, perfectionism, procrastination, and conflict resolution. Counseling can help to provide students with the skills to become more successful and competent in dealing with test anxiety, stress management, and communication with faculty.