Counseling Center
In the event of a medical emergency, call 911. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, call Stetson Public Safety, 386.822.7300, and ask to speak with the on-call counselor. Click here for additional emergency information.
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About Counseling
Counseling is a process of self-discovery and growth. Mental health counselors take a holistic approach to client wellness, fostering individual development while simultaneously encouraging healthy relationships and communication styles. Through this process, counseling can help you learn more about yourself, your needs, and the needs of others. It helps to increase self-esteem and confidence, as well as interpersonal skills. Counseling helps you learn how to make better decisions for your emotional health and well-being.
About the Counseling Center
Stetson's Counseling Center provides mental health services for students dealing with personal, social, academic, or career concerns. These services help students achieve a more satisfying educational and life experience at Stetson. The Counseling Center's services are confidential and free to all currently enrolled students.
The Counseling Center can help with a wide range of concerns, such as:
- relationship difficulties
- family problems
- homesickness
- addictions
- stress
- depression
- anxiety
- loneliness
- low self-esteem
- GLBT/sexuality concerns
To begin counseling, contact the Counseling Center. When you first meet with a counselor, you will provide background information and discuss your current needs.
We recommend that you schedule your appointment by phone, but you are also welcome to visit the Counseling Center in-person for assistance.
Please use the navigation menu at left to obtain more information about the Counseling Center's services,
policies, etc.