Lee University Counseling Center
The Counseling Center provides holistic services to
students in order to promote psychological, emotional,
relational and spiritual health during the transitions
faced in college life. While dedicated to short-term
treatment and care, we endeavor to support students in
lifestyle changes and choices that will help them
benefit the most from their college experience.
What to Expect from the Counseling Center
Lee University students (those currently enrolled in
courses), are eligible to receive counseling services at
no cost. The initial intake with a counselor will be to
discuss your concerns, assess needs and identify how to
best assist you. Staff and faculty may also receive
referral and consultation services at no cost.
The Counseling Center delivers a broad range of mental
health services to the university community which may
include the following:
- Individual and couples counseling
- Pre-marriage Counseling
- Group therapy
- Psycho-educational workshops
- Referral to other specialists
- Referral to contract psychiatrist
- Faculty/Staff consultation
- Outreach
The Counseling Center reserves the right to refer any one who we believe
will be better served by an outside provider. Counseling
Center staff members are committed to helping you get the most
out of your college experience by offering individual
counseling in which you can explore in a confidential
setting concerns including but not limited to:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Traumatic Experiences
- Sexual Issues
- Grief and Loss
- Relationship Difficulties
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- Stress
- Time Management
- Adjustment Disorders
- Homesickness
- Academic Challenges
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Our staff members work from a short-term orientation,
emphasizing client strengths and healthy coping skills.
Other services include various psycho-educational
workshops and mental health awareness seminars
administered in group settings in cooperation with a
variety of campus entities. These are designed to
enhance your knowledge in key areas of mental and
emotional health and to teach more effective strategies
for coping with problems. |
