Psychological Services offers comprehensive mental health services to the university community. Specific counseling services offered through the clinic include:

Individual Therapy – Individual therapy can be helpful to address a wide array of personal concerns. Although counseling services within the clinic tend to be short-term and goal oriented, individual treatment needs are taken into account in personalizing the therapeutic experience.

Couples Therapy – Couples therapy can be helpful for married as well as unmarried couples who are having interpersonal difficulties and who would like to address communication and relationship issues.

Group Therapy – As an alternative to individual therapy, group therapy can be helpful in resolving a variety of difficulties and in improving interpersonal relationships. A variety of treatment groups are periodically offered, ranging from general support groups to groups that focus on more specific issues such as self-esteem or stress management.

Crisis Intervention Counseling – The clinic provides crisis intervention on an as needed basis when crises do arise.

Psychological Testing – Psychological testing is often helpful in clarifying diagnostic issues and facilitating the counseling process. In addition to general testing, the clinic offers specialized evaluations for attention deficit disorder, substance use concerns, and eating disorders.

Consultation Services – The clinic provides consultation for faculty, staff, and students who need assistance in helping students who may have emotional and/or behavioral concerns. More specific information can be found on the Referrals & Consultation page.