Therapy & Counseling at UCC
Many students find concerns can be addressed in a few sessions, while other students need ongoing or specialized care. If a higher level of care is necessary, the UCC, in collaboration with SCC, can help students develop a plan to meet individualized needs.
Counseling is recommended to address a wide range of life circumstances that affect one’s ability to thrive, which include but are not limited to:
- Personal/Wellness Issues: Anxiety, depression, loneliness, grief, body image, fatphobia, disordered eating, self-injurious and/or substance use behaviors
- Relationship Issues: Partners, roommates, family
- Academic Concerns: Motivation, performance anxiety, perfectionism
Navigating a Loss?
Grief can take many forms, and the journey will look and feel different for everyone. You may be wondering where to begin, or how to hold your identities as a student and a bereaved person at the same time. If you or someone you know is mourning a loved one, the UCC is here to help.
Visit our drop-in consultations, schedule an appointment, or visit the Center for Spiritual and Religious Life resources.
Confidentiality
The policies of the UCC, the ethical principles of counseling professionals, and state law all agree that it is important to protect the confidentiality of clients. Your confidential information will not be disclosed outside the Center without written authorization given by you, except when disclosures are legally permitted or required (in situations when child abuse, elder abuse or disabled adult abuse is suspected; when the therapist has reasonable cause to believe that a client presents an imminent danger to self or others; or in response to a valid subpoena or court order).