Attending college can be stressful. We can help!
The counseling staff is a group of dedicated professionals who are honored to help you through the process of reaching your goals. We know that pursuing your dreams can be both exciting and challenging all at the same time. We are here to support you in whatever ways we can. We are confidential and concerned about your individual needs; both personally and academically.
If you'd like to arrange a visit with a counselor, simply call our Welcome Center at 1.800.322.9982 and request a counseling appointment.
PERSONAL COUNSELING
Counseling provides an opportunity for students to learn to make better choices, improve interpersonal skills, gain confidence and increase educational effectiveness through the development of an individualized plan.
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ATODA (Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Addictions)
Students who are concerned about their own or a friend or family members alcohol, tobacco or drug use may receive consultation, assessments, short term counseling, or referral services to community resources to help address their issues.
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ACADEMIC COUNSELING
Western counselors can also help students navigate their educational experience. In this role, they may assist students with Determining an appropriate credit load, Exploring transfer opportunities, Addressing test anxiety issues and much more.
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Career Counseling
Some students may start college not knowing what career path they may want to pursue. Others may find that their career interests have changed.
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CRISIS COUNSELING
Counselors are trained to provide support and guidance in crisis situations. They are connected to local resources that they can refer students to. A crisis may be caused by a death in the family, suicidal thoughts, loss of a job, medical issues.
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Relationship Violence prevention/Student Advocacy
Free and confidential services are available to students seeking assistance regarding relationship violence, stalking, and sexual assault. This resource can help you make decisions and seek out the help you need in order to feel safe.
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