Counseling Services
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to receive counseling services?
All currently enrolled students can use Counseling Services. Alumni may use Counseling Services for a fee.
What kinds of problems/concerns bring students to Counseling Services?
Students come to counseling with a variety of concerns. Following is a list of some of the most common issues addressed: personal support in navigating life challenges, adjustment concerns, mood disorders (depression, bi-polar), anxiety disorder, eating disorders, sexuality, ADHS, trauma, abuse, substance use/abuse. Life stage transitions, grief/loss, interpersonal relationships, family concerns, developmental issues, chronic health issues, addictions, pre-engagement, pre-marriage, and marriage counseling.
Is there a charge for counseling?
There is no charge for currently enrolled students. Counseling is provided to alumni for a fee of $30 for individual sessions lasting 50 minutes or $45 for couple or family sessions lasting 90 minutes.
Where is Counseling Services located?
The Counseling Services Office is located in Greeley Center, the first building on the right when coming into campus from the main campus entrance.
Do I need an appointment to see a counselor?
Yes. Call 425.889.5282 to schedule an appointment. If you reach the voice mail, please leave your name, phone number and the best times to reach you. You may also come by the Counseling Services Office to make an appointment.
Are evening appointments available?
Yes, a limited number of evening appointments are available.
