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Counseling Areas
Student Counseling Services is available to assist students experiencing emotional upset. Care is provided in a safe and non-judgmental atmosphere at no cost to the student.
Some students come only once or twice to discuss something that concerns them, while others may require more ongoing care. The counselors also consult with students, faculty, staff or family members if they are concerned about a specific student.
The staff has extensive clinical experience in counseling and psychotherapy and provides individual and group treatment, assessment and referral, and crisis intervention. Medication evaluation and medication management, by our consulting psychiatrist, are provided for a fee, typically covered by insurance.
Some of the student concerns that can be addressed in treatment include:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Alcohol/substance use & abuse
- Self-esteem
- Relationships
- Body image
- Loneliness
- Family issues
- Eating concerns
- Grief/loss
- Roommate issues
- Sexuality
- Problems in living
- Adjustment issues
- Identity issues
- Sexual assault
- Other mental health issues
Contact information:
Phone:
860-439-4587
Fax:
860-439-2317
Student Counseling Services
Warnshuis Building
270 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320-4196
National Suicide Crisis Line:
1-800-273-TALK (8255)





