By: Alejandro Reyes Vega, CSU PR Intern
Students often deal with issues that vary from feeling too much pressure, stress and lack of sleep to depression, anxiety or family problems. The counseling center is here for all those needs and many more.
They are confidential! Anything shared will stay confidential within the patient and the therapist. No one has access to it including, parents, coaches, and teachers.
Students get up to ten confidential individual sessions per year. The center also offers group counseling and couples therapy and these do not count towards a student’s ten free sessions.
The counseling center also has a great series of psycho-educational workshops called Discovering Yourself. These take about fifty minutes and the topics range from procrastination, test anxiety, getting good sleep and other useful topics aimed at improving college life.
They also offer consultation services to parents, faculty, and staff and they have information on Outreach and Educational programming.
For more information on the Counseling Center CLICK HERE.
Other places to consider where they always welcome other students include:
The LGBT Center is a safe space for all individuals. It is our mission to provide support, advocacy, and a sense of community to LGBT* students. Through education, programming, and activism, we heighten campus and community awareness of LGBT* concerns and strive to ensure every individual has equal opportunity to learn, work, and grow in a supportive and safe environment. Stop on in anytime for a free cup of tea and learn more about our community!
Laura Schultz is one of the people in charge of the Violence Awareness and Response Program. The program offers confidential advocacy to students who are victims, survivors and intimate partner violence.
Legal options are available as well as, reporting on campus, support for emotional struggle and no matter what students are looking to achieve, the center can help them get in touch with the appropriate resources.
