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Counseling Services
Welcome to Counseling Services
Hello and welcome to Counseling Services at UW-Whitewater.
We strive everyday to provide a safe, supportive, and helpful atmosphere to address the psychological, personal, and academic well being of our students. We offer services that range from treating depression, body image concerns, low-self esteem, alcohol and other drug abuse, suicidal ideation, anxiety issues, family, friend, roommate or dating concerns, grief and loss, time management, sexual assault/abuse, and just about anything else that is important to you.
We welcome and respect students of all racial, ethnic, cultural, socioeconomic, sexual orientation, gender, spiritual belief, ability, and age groups.
As long as you are an enrolled student at UW-Whitewater, counseling is 100% FREE and CONFIDENTIAL.
For more information about appointments and services, please point your cursor to the "Counseling Services" tab in the gray bar near the top of the page.
Last Updated: 12/01/15
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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.
