The Lee University Counseling Center (LUCC) exists to provide professional counseling and psychological services to support the personal, social, spiritual, cultural, emotional, and mental development of Lee University students. This is accomplished by providing a caring and highly qualified staff of therapists, ensuring a safe and confidential environment for clients, identifying and providing relevant assessment resources, promoting and increasing awareness of services offered, and supporting a commitment to healthy lifestyle choices.

Lee University Counseling Center (LUCC) provides free and confidential individual, couples, and group therapy services in our office along with additional outreach and other activities across campus. Counseling and psychological services are limited to goal-focused interventions within the training, experience, expertise, and availability of resources of the clinical staff. If at any time, issues presented by the client extend outside of the scope of available services, appropriate referrals will be provided. Clients will then be expected to follow-up with the outside referral sources. Examples of issues that are potentially outside the scope of LUCC services are immediate threat to self or others, serious and/or persistent mental disorders, long-term supportive therapy, personality disorders, active eating disorders, alcohol and drug addictions, medication management only, and psychological assessments needed for disability purposes.

Direct clinical services begin on the first day of classes through the last day of classes for the fall and spring semesters. LUCC also provides clinical services during May and June. LUCC is closed during the entire month of July and when the university is closed for selected holidays.