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Counseling Groups

A variety of topical counseling groups are offered. We have found that students may not request group counseling, perhaps believing that individual counseling is a better treatment option. There are many reasons why a group is the best treatment for some concerns. While the group may feel uncomfortable at first, this option is more effective than individual counseling for some problems. One of the devastating aspects of having a problem is the isolation and frustration that come with it. The students you will meet at a support group have gone through something similar to what you have.

Groups are offered each semester in the areas of

• Eating Disorders
• Alcohol and Substance Abuse
• GLBT Support
• Relationships
• Grief
• Sexual Trauma/Abuse
• And other areas.

Call 953-5640 for more information on groups that are currently available.