Frequently Asked Questions FAQ | Types of Counseling | Links | Confidentiality and Privacy | Mission and Goals | Values and Vision | Faculty and Staff Intervention | Academic Probation | Student Intervention and Retention Improvement Program Is counseling for you? Yes. counseling is available for anyone dealing with motivation, college adjustment issues, inter conflicts, depression, learning difficulties, stressful events, or any other sensitive matter. What kinds of problems are brought to counseling? A wide range of emotional, psychological, social, spiritual, or situational problems are processed during counseling. Some topics or themes have included: lack of self-confidence, low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, perfectionism, athletic performance, sexual assault, sexual identity, interpersonal  communication, academic achievement, poor student- professor communication, alcohol or drug usage concerns, eating and sleep problems, values clarification, and decision-making skills. For more information, contact Counseling Services at 732.255.0400 x 2941.

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