Counseling Services
Counseling Services
Mission and Purpose: The Counseling staff is committed to helping students achieve success with their personal, academic, and career goals. We offer various resources designed to help students as they grow academically, acquire skills for employment, improve personal wellness and develop effective skills for self-advocacy and interacting in a diverse environment. Our counselors are trained professionals; any information shared with them is confidential.
Services for Students
- One-on-One Counseling
- Drop-In Counseling
- Early Alert
- Academic Appeal Advising
- Strategies for Success Workshops
- Human Development Classes
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about counseling in general and counseling here on campus.
Resources
- On Campus – things available to all students
- Around Olympia – things available to all in the area
- On the Web – helpful links to learn more about related topics
- Student Veterans
Common Reasons Students Seek Counseling Services:
- Abuse—physical, emotional
- Academic probation & dismissal
- Anxiety, stress and panic attacks
- Career exploration & decision making
- Crisis support
- Depression
- Drug & alcohol issues
- Eating disorders
- Harassment
- LGBTQ support, concerns & questions
- Loss & grief
- Major life transitions
- Rape
- Relationship & interpersonal issues
- Sexual abuse history
- Sexual orientation & questioning
- Study skills
- Suicide & suicidal thoughts
- Support groups
- Test anxiety
Do you need help right now?
If the Counselors are unavailable, then please call the Thurston County Crisis line at 360-586-2800. Or visit their web-site for more information: http://crisis-clinic.org/
Contact
Counseling Serviceslocation: M-2
(360) 596-5306
FAX (360) 596-5708
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Dean of Student Life
Dr. David Rector
