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Questions about the Counseling Center
1. Who is eligible to use Counseling Center services and how much does it cost?
A. Counseling Center services are free to all OSU-Okmulgee students and employees. 2. If I decide to use the services of the Counseling Center, what type of time commitment do I need to make?
A. The amount of time you spend in therapy is determined by your own needs. Occasionally, students are referred to agencies outside the campus if it is deemed necessary. 3. If I am concerned about one of my friends or someone I know, what can I do?
A. You can come over to the Center or call to arrange a time to speak with the counselor about what you might be able to do to help your friend. If you think your friend is having a serious crisis, call immediately. If the Center is not open, call the Campus Police at 293-4886 or 911. 4. What if I start feeling suicidal or feel I can't cope?
A. If you feel this way, SEEK HELP IMMEDIATELY! Please call or come to the Center and ask to speak with a counselor right away. If the Center is not open, call the Campus Police, 293-4886, 911, or 1-800-273-TALK. 5. If I go to the Counseling Center, does it mean there is something wrong with me?
A. No, it does not. For the most part, students who use the Counseling Center are interested in their personal growth and adjustment to their new surroundings. Many students face normal developmental concerns and academic pressures ranging from depression, anxiety, stress, and anger. The Counseling Center staff is trained to help you think about alternatives or options to your behavior and ways of dealing with life. |
