Nothing Matters More Than Your Mental Health

Capstone: (1) The High Point; A Crowning Achievement; (2) a Culminating Academic Experience

Get help, stay in school.

We understand the difficulties that life as a college student can bring. Our team is passionate about instilling students with the ability to thrive during their time on campus and beyond.

We are here to support college students amid the mental health crisis facing campuses across the country:

The majority of college students meet the criteria for at least one mental-health problem.
On-campus counseling centers are overwhelmed and we can offer the services you need to stay in school and get the help you need

Group Therapy / Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Group therapy is offered as part of our intensive outpatient program (IOP). The group therapy program includes a general track and an eating disorder track.

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy is a critical component of improving self-awareness and mental health while helping to prevent, decrease and heal issues and long standing concerns.

Our Services

Eating Disorder Counseling

Eating disorders often exist as a way to feel a sense of control or success, have a purpose, be “the healthy one” or to get comfort or attention.

Anxiety Counseling

Feelings of anxiety and stress are common with our daily demands but can become overwhelming and interfere with overall happiness or functionality.

Depression Counseling

Most people experience some depressive symptoms at some point in their lives, whether mild, moderate or severe. We can help so these symptoms don’t interfere with your overall level of functionality.

Trauma Counseling

While not all trauma survivors experience long-term negative effects, we know that the experience can profoundly impact someone’s future.

LGBTQ+ Counseling

It is often difficult to be accepted and understood as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer (LGBTQ+) individual.

Self-Injury Counseling

Self-injury often offers a temporary sense of relief and a way to cope.

Neurodivergent Counseling

This concept focuses on the differences some students have in cognitive processing and executive functioning.