The Psychological Counseling Unit offers diverse subsidized therapies for students and faculty to help them cope with difficulties and distress based on academic, personal, or other issues.
The Psychological Counseling Unit provides therapy for emotional difficulties typical to students, such as:
- poor self-image and lack of self-confidence;
- doubts about intimate relationships, difficulties in finding a partner, and relationship problems;
- emotional crises leading to depression and anxiety;
- a lack of tools for dealing with avoidance and procrastination so as to allow students to realize their full academic potential.
- The particular anxieties for which the unit offers counseling include: test anxiety, social anxiety, public appearance anxiety, and more;
- feeling not in control of life and inability to cope with stressful situations.