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Services
INDIVIDUAL COUNSELINGprovides an opportunity to talk about yourself, your feelings, the way you relate to other people, your values, and any other topics that concern you. You’ll find answers to frequently asked questions inFAQS. GROUP COUNSELING can provide helpful information and connections to others. Support groups are offered at times for various populations such as first-year students, law students and international students. MEDICATION SERVICES including a medication assessment by a psychiatrist and prescriptions are available through the Center. Psychiatric appointments are arranged by referral from your STUDENT PROGRAMS include targeted year-long support programs like Team 100 that are designed to help students successfully adapt to college demands. CONSULTATION is for times when you are concerned about someone else. We are happy to talk with you in person or on the telephone to help develop ideas for dealing effectively with the situation. EMERGENCY SERVICES are described on their own page.
University of the District of Columbia
Counseling & Student Development Center Bldg 39, Suite 120 Washington, DC 20008 202.274.6000 |
EMERGENCIES IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU NEED The list to your left is just intended to give you a general idea of the Center’s direct services. If you have other needs, please don’t be discouraged. Give us a call anyway. We are more than willing to chat with you. Together we will figure out how to best get you the help you need. REGULAR HOURS By Appointment: Monday through Thursday between 8:30 AM and 7:00 PM or Friday between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM. On the first Saturday of the month, we are open from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. CONFIDENTIALITY Every student’s sense of privacy is important to us. For adult students (over 18), we do not release personal information without written consent, except in emergency situations where information is needed to protect health and safety.
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