Counseling and Psychological Services is committed to helping students adjust to college life, learn effective coping skills, adapt to stressful life events and improve overall functioning.

Self-Help Resources

Help is just around the corner. Struggling with any of the following issues? Below is a list of various topics and resources that will assist you in getting the help you need.

Additional Resources

Parent Alcohol Handbook
A parent handbook for talking with college students about alcohol.

Alcoholics Anonymous
An international aid mutual fellowship with the goal of helping people get sober.

Addiction Resource
Online resource for understanding drug and alcohol addiction; offers self-assessment and education.

Half of Us
An MTV initiative on how to feel better, find help now, help friends and more.

ULifeline
Online resource for college mental health.

MyStudentBody
Prevention education resources on this website are designed to reduce risky student behavior (alcohol, drugs, sexual misconduct, etc.) using strategies that research has shown are most effective – motivational, attitudinal and skill-training interventions.

Body Image Self-Test
Take this test to determine your relationship with eating and whether eating disorders such as anorexia or bulimia affect you.

Contact Us

Location
Mulva Family Fitness and Sports Center
601 Third St., 2nd Floor
Map/Directions
Enter the Marsh St. entrance. At the display case turn left for elevator and stair access.

On the 2nd floor turn left, following the hall, turn right at the Counseling and Psychological Services sign.

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Please make a confidential appointment by stopping at the office, emailing counseling@snc.edu or by calling 920-403-3045.

Phone: 920-403-3045
Fax: 920-403-3099
Email: counseling@snc.edu

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