Helpful information about seeking off campus referral, regardless of location, is also available here: Support For Off-Campus Referral - Office of Student Accessibility What if I’m having an emergency? We are happy to speak with students residing outside of Oregon to assist with referrals in your area.
THERAPY OFFICE BACKGROUND FOR ZOOM PROFESSIONAL
Professional licensure is issued by the state of Oregon, and restricts our practice to individuals located within the state at the time of contact.
If you choose to meet with the counselor via Zoom, our staff will ask your location. Please let us know when you contact us if you think you might need any disability-related accommodations to support your engagement with us. Counselors will meet with students to determine appropriate next steps for care which may include: referral to another campus support resource, follow up with Counseling Services, placement on a Counseling Services assignment list for ongoing counseling, and/or referral to off-campus resources. Students interested in counseling services are encouraged to call (50) to schedule an initial assessment with a counselor. Our staff consists of licensed mental health clinicians. We offer primarily short-term individual, couples, and group therapy, as well as crisis counseling and some psychiatry services. About 15% of Lewis & Clark students (25% of undergraduates) visit the Counseling Service each year.Ĭounseling Service staff are committed to supporting the emotional health and wellbeing of all L&C students-undergraduate, law and graduate (GSEC).
Counseling Service staff are available to help students cope with these and other stressors. At the end of the screening, you will receive feedback about whether you might benefit from talking with a counselor.Īt one time or another, many students feel overwhelmed by the stress of academics, work, family, or relationships. Not sure if you might benefit from talking with a counselor? Take an anonymous, confidential online self-assessment related to depression, anxiety, substance use, gambling, bipolar disorder, eating, psychosis, post-traumatic stress, or general well-being.
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