- Individual or couple counseling for Lawrence students.
- Assessment of substance-related
problems.
- Psychological consultation with members of the Lawrence community.
- Referral
to the Lawrence Health Center physicians for medication needs.
- Referral
for off-campus or specialized services.
- After-hours availability for psychological
crises. If counselors cannot be reached, students are urged to contact
Outagamie County Crisis Intervention at 920-832-4646.
Outreach and prevention:
- Screening for depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and alcohol
- Alcohol and drug education and programming
- Programming on mental health and adjustment topics
- Peer Education programming
- Web-based information for students, parents, faculty, and staff
- A lending shelf of self-help materials
- Counseling Services provides a practicum/internship
site for graduate students from nearby counseling education programs.
Some Reasons Students Seek Counseling:
- relationship issues
- anxiety and stress
- depression
- adjustment issues
- academic concerns
- substance misuse/abuse
- cultural issues
- sexual identity issues
- procrastination and perfectionism
- loss and grief
- food and body image issues
- recovery from assault or abuse
- attention deficit disorders
