Counseling Services
Stritch fosters the moral, spiritual, intellectual, cultural, emotional, social and physical development of each person.
Students can encounter a stress during their
academic experience. Counseling Services can help
you assess personal needs and make healthy life choices.
The staff offers counseling as a confidential short-term relationship between a student and a counselor that may involve examining personal attitudes, thoughts, feelings and behaviors. The goal is to explore new alternatives,
define goals, and assist in decision making.
We can help you with:
- Stress
- Depression
- Loss/grief
- Family Problems
- Relationship problems
- Sexuality
- Eating disorders
- Substance Abuse
- Career choice issues
- Adjustment to college
- Adult learning issues
- Community referrals
- Support
- Having a safe living space
- Allowing you to talk
Confidentiality
All medical records and client visits are
confidential. No one can have access to patient records without the written
permission of the individual. The staff can assist
students outside the setting of the confidential counseling session with a
variety of academic, family, and environmental concerns only when the client
signs a release of information for the counselor to address the area of
concern. Confidentiality is broken only in cases where a client is likely to
harm himself/herself, someone else, or jeopardize the welfare of the
University.