All groups are led by a licensed counselor.
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Healthy relationships
This group offers a supportive space to explore how relationship challenges affect anxiety and depression while building healthy communication, boundaries, and conflict-resolution skills.
When: TBD
Where: TBD
International student support
Connect with other international students, share your experiences, build friendships, manage stress, and thrive during times of change.
When: Fridays at 3 p.m.
Where: Miner Oasis, G2 Parker Hall
Safe space
This counselor-led group offers a supportive space to explore identity, share experiences, and build self-care, coping, relationship, and support skills while navigating college and beyond.
When: TBD
Where: TBD
Social connections (animal-assisted intervention group)
Led by a Certified Animal-Assisted Intervention Specialist, this group uses interactions with Carrot, a therapy bunny, to build communication, teamwork, empathy, confidence, and social connection through hands-on activities.
When: TBD
Where: TBD
Miners for Recovery
Miners for Recovery is a supportive, non-judgmental campus community for students navigating substance use and recovery. The group focuses on personal growth, relapse prevention, and building resilience through connection and support.
When: TBD
Where: TBD
ADHD/ADD
A supportive space to connect with others, share experiences, and develop strategies for managing ADHD-related challenges, building confidence, and navigating college life.
When: Tuesdays at 12 p.m.
Where: Student Health, 910 W 10th St
Scope of practice
Our counseling services provide brief, confidential, solution-focused support to help students navigate common concerns such as stress, anxiety, depression, grief, relationships, motivation, time management, and overall well-being. Because our services are designed to support students' immediate needs and academic success, some concerns may be better addressed through community providers. We may refer students to off-campus resources for services such as psychiatric medication management, formal diagnostic evaluations, couples or family therapy, court-ordered treatment, long-term or intensive therapy, specialized substance use treatment, or other needs that fall outside our scope of care. When appropriate, we will help connect students with resources that best meet their individual needs.
Confidentiality
Our counselors and their direct support staff maintain strict confidentiality and are legally and ethically required to protect your privacy. Counseling staff are not mandated reporters and are not required to report information related to a Title IX or Equity policy violation. To learn more about mandated reporters, visit the Title IX website.
If you would like us to share information with another person or provider, such as a professor, parent, or physician, we must receive your written permission before doing so.
Exceptions to Confidentiality
There are limited circumstances in which confidentiality may be broken, including:
- When there is a concern that you may harm yourself or someone else
- When abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult is suspected
- When disclosure is otherwise required by law
Other Student Well-Being services: Not all Student Well-Being services are confidential. Staff members who are not counselors, such as case managers and health educators, are mandated reporters and may be required to report information related to Title IX or Equity policy violations.