Individual, group, and couples counseling focusing on stress management,
anxiety, depression, goal setting, peer pressure, grief and loss, roommate
conflicts, relationships with friends and family, dating, body image issues,
and problems associated with alcohol or other drugs
Emergency services. Same-day appointments are available for students undergoing
crises calling for immediate attention (e.g. suicidal thoughts, physical or
sexual assault, alcohol or other drug use, other crisis situations)
Educational, skill building, or therapeutic group experiences for areas
like assertiveness training, study skills, communication skills, time management,
adult children of alcoholics, physical/ sexual assault, grief and loss).
Mental health consultation/outreach to students, faculty, and staff
Presentations on a variety of mental-health-related topics
The UHCS website links students to services, information, or self-assessment
tools covering over 15 areas of interest to college students: alcohol use,
anorexia/bulimia, depression, anxiety, women’s health, men’s health,
mental health, sexual assault, spirituality, smoking, exercise, mental health,
weight control, contraception.
A Wellness Resource Center that includes videos/DVD’s, brochures,
and tapes/CD’s on a variety of topics including anxiety, depression,
relationships, assertiveness, self esteem, relaxation, anger, grief, alcohol
and other drugs, and trauma.
When a student arrives for counseling, an initial assessment is conducted by
a counselor to determine the needs of the individual and make a recommendation
for group, individual, couples, or counseling workshop. For most students, counseling
is completed through UW-W Counseling Services. For those with needs that cannot
be met within the resources available on campus, we help the individual find
suitable services within the community.
In order to make on-campus counseling available to the greatest possible number
of students, individual and couple’s counseling is limited to 14 sessions
per calendar year. There is no session limit for persons participating in groups.
This site is not meant to replace the advice
of a health care or counseling professional. You should not rely on any information
on these pages, or information generated for you by this site, to replace consultations
with qualified professionals regarding your own specific situation.
Some links take you to a source outside
of UHCS. The owners of that site, not UHCS, are responsible for the content.
For health care questions, do not email, please call 262-472-1300
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Updated:
07/21/2008
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