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Offering mental health services to support
each student's personal and academic development.
Contact Information
Phone: (573) 592-4222
Fax: (573) 592-1660
E mail: Counseling and Health Services Coordinator
Location
William Woods University Counseling and Health Services is located in Stone-Campbell Hall, at the corner of Ewing and Twelfth Streets.
Make an appointment
Call (573) 592-4222 or email Counseling and Health Services Coordinator for and appointment. The Counseling and Health Services office is open Monday-Friday while classes are in session, 8AM-4:30PM; closed from 12-1PM.
Services Provided
The counselor provides individual and group counseling, and programming on mental health topics. In addition, the counselor is available to act as a referral for community resources and to consult about mental health issues on campus. Services are provided to full time traditional students.
Emergency services
The counselor is on-call for emergencies. Contact your Area Coordinator, or Campus Security and they will put you in touch with the counselor.
If you, or someone you know is experiencing a life-threatening emergency such as suicidal thoughts, alcohol poisoning or drug overdose call 911 and then call campus security. The health and safety of students requiring immediate medical treatment is the first priority. The counselor will be available to support you through the crisis.
Who comes to counseling?
Students seek counseling for a variety of reasons. Some students come to college with a pre-existing mental health concern, others find themselves struggling with these issues while at school. Other students seek counseling to better understand the transition and adjustment to college, relationship issues, or family concerns.
What to expect in counseling
In the first session you and the counselor will discuss your concerns and goals, and the counselor will suggest some ways that counseling can benefit you. Depending on your needs and interests counseling can be a short or long term process. Also depending upon your needs and availability of local resources, the counselor may provide a referral for more suitable services in the community.
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