Coping effectively with and talking through immediate life stressors
Gaining concrete skills to cope with new challenges
Reducing emotional distress, fostering resilience
Life skills building
Problem resolution
Development of stress and time management for success in the college environment
Interpersonal concerns regarding friends, family, roommates, romantic partners, etc.
Self-esteem concerns
Transition to college support
Identity development related to various dimensions of identities (sexual, racial/ethnic, religious, gender, etc.) and connection to healthy supports on campus
Academic performance, motivation, and perfectionism or other issues that affect academic performance
Provide diagnosis and treatment for minor or short-term mental health issues such as mild to moderate anxiety and depression
Non-complex traumatic events (Single event trauma): car accident, death, bullying 1x, etc.
Active/Impairing drug or alcohol problems as the primary presenting issue
Students with ongoing, persistent behavioral issues or safety concerns
Untreated psychotic disorders
Clients who need weekly or more frequent sessions, including clients with frequent crises, incidents, or episodes requiring clinical intervention
Students who require services beyond the expertise of staff
Student who is already in treatment with another mental health provider
Students seeking documentation for Emotional Support Animals
Students seeking therapy for the sole purpose of obtaining documentation for another university office
Mandated clinical services
Couples or family therapy
Students who have a history of multiple hospitalizations due to a psychiatric concern
Comprehensive psychological evaluations of any type, including but not limited to: forensic evaluations, custody or divorce assessments, academic disability, neuropsychological exams, ADHD assessments, etc.