Our Services
We’re here to listen. Students speak to us about things that upset, frighten, confuse, thrill, sadden, or anger them.
Although our counselors don’t provide specific advice, the simple act of talking and listening in a confidential, non-judgmental environment can help you gain clarity, self-confidence, and hope for the future.
We take your confidentiality seriously. We break confidentiality only in situations that to us seem life threatening. Even in these situations, however, we do everything we can to enlist your agreement and cooperation.
Our counseling services for students include
- Individual Counseling
- Group Counseling
- Crisis Counseling
- Substance Use/Abuse Counseling
- Sexual Assualt
- Victim Advocacy
- Eating Disorders
- Body Image
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Questioning Counseling
- Trauma & Grief Counseling
- Clinical Assessments
- Referrals for Medication
- Walk-In Therapy
- Outreach Programs
- Walk-in Therapy
Helping a Student in Need
The Counseling Center consults with university students, faculty, staff, and parents who are concerned about the unusual, problematic, or potentially harmful behavior of others.
If you’re concerned about someone’s mental health, please visit us or call us at (252) 335-3275.
In person or over the phone, a staff member will explore your concerns and help you develop ideas for dealing effectively with the situation. If circumstances warrant, we’ll also help you find professional help for the person either at the Counseling Center or in the community.