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Why Seek Counseling

What are some of the issues for which students seek counseling?

• Abusive situations (physical, sexual, emotional

• Achievement concerns

• Adjustment to new life stages

• Anxiety

• Body image issues

• Depression

• Drug/alcohol use

• Eating problems

• Family issues

• Grief and loss

• Lack of self-esteem and confidence

• Loneliness

• Procrastination

• Relationship issues

• Roommate/friendship conflicts

• Stress
   

Isn't counseling only for people who are crazy or have a mental problem?
Definitely not! Most students during their college experience run into some rough spots as they adapt to new situations and the many internal changes that occur during this period of time. At times, it is not unusual to feel sadness, anger, depression, anxiety, or to have some other concern that may be helpful to sort out with someone not so directly involved with the situation. The Counseling Center can provide you with a trained professional, in a confidential setting, that can assist you in sorting through the issue and in developing strategies and skills to address it.

For more information, contact Steve Tendall, Director of Counseling, at 563/333-6423

Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Tuesday from 8:30a.m.- 7:30 p.m.