Crisis or safety concern? If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911. For urgent mental-health support after hours, go to the nearest emergency room or contact a local crisis line.
How counseling works
What to expect
Appointments are brief and goal-oriented. We’ll help you clarify concerns, learn skills, and plan next steps. If you would benefit from ongoing or specialized care, we’ll connect you with community providers.
Read our scope of practice
Common reasons students visit
- Stress, anxiety, low mood
- Academic overwhelm, time management
- Relationship or roommate concerns
- Adjustment to college, homesickness
- Grief and life transitions
- Substance-use concerns (screening, support, referrals)
Book an appointment
Online
Choose an in-person or telemed time that works for you.
Phone or Email
Visit
Location: Stevens Hall, Room 130
Hours: Mon–Fri, business hours when classes are in session
Counseling is voluntary. Unless there’s an immediate safety concern, students decide if and when to meet with us.
Referring a student (for faculty & staff)
Concerned about a student? You can:
- Share counseling information and encourage them to reach out
- Call/email us together to discuss scheduling
- Walk the student to our office (call ahead if possible)
How to make a referral (full guidance)
Frequently asked questions
Is counseling free?
Yes. Counseling is available at no cost to currently enrolled WSC students.
How long are sessions?
Sessions are typically brief and focused on specific goals. Your counselor will help determine the number and frequency of visits.
Is it confidential?
Yes. Counseling is confidential within legal and ethical limits. If you have questions about privacy, ask your counselor at your first visit.
What if I need long-term or specialized care?
We’ll work with you to coordinate referrals to community providers and help you get connected to the right level of support.