Located in the Wellness Center in Lenfest Commons First Floor 103D-103G Contact: counseling@wilson.edu Services Offered Short-term individual counseling, Medication management services, Telehealth (Zoom) and In-Person Sessions are available, Workshops and programming events. Common Reasons to Seek Counseling Services Anxiety, Depression, Past Trauma History, Adjustment to College, Stress and Time Management Interpersonal Relationship Issues, Sexual Identity Concerns, Grief and Loss, Body Image Concerns. Eligibility Requirements Counseling is provided free of charge to students and provides a confidential space to find support for a variety of issues. In order to be eligible to receive counseling, students must be full-time traditional and ADP undergraduate students who are actively taking classes (12 or more credits per semester) in an enrolled degreed program. Services are not provided during January-term classes and when the college is closed for breaks. Part-time students and graduate students are not eligible for counseling services on campus but can be provided with external referral information. Part-time and graduate students can attend counseling workshops and programming events. How do I Start Counseling at WCCC? Students are encouraged to contact WCCC directly by email at counseling@wilson.edu to request services and complete necessary paperwork. Once all paperwork is complete, an intake session will be scheduled to assess the students’ needs and to discuss a treatment plan. Ongoing sessions are scheduled directly with your counselor. Living on Campus Getting Involved Clubs and Activities Student Wellness Wilson College Counseling Center Student Services Academic Success Center Accessibility Services Subject Tutoring Writing Lab Career Development Campus Life FAQ'S Campus Housing Student Orientation Pets on Campus Phoenix Against Violence Project Student Blue Book Relevant links ... Living on Campus Getting Involved Clubs and Activities Student Wellness Student Services Academic Success Center Career Development Campus Life FAQ'S Campus Housing Student Orientation Pets on Campus Phoenix Against Violence Project Student Blue Book
