College can be hard or stressful for many students, and the ETSU Community Counseling Clinic can provide support during those difficult times.
ETSU’s Community Counseling Clinic offers free counseling services to students, ETSU affiliates and any member of the Tri-Cities community.
Counselors at the Community Counseling Clinic are students working toward graduation and are overseen by licensed and doctoral-level counseling staff. Counselors-in-training offer therapy with adults, adolescents, children, couples and families alike. These counselors are prepared to help patients work through individual, couple and family issues, including but not limited to anxiety, depression, coping issues, stress management, adjustment to life changes, career exploration, grief and interpersonal relationships.
Counseling can help individuals learn coping strategies for stress, anxiety or depression, set realistic goals and gain a deeper self-awareness of behavioral patterns. Overall, counseling contributes to self-awareness and personal growth and gives patients more understanding in navigating life’s challenges.
The ETSU Community Counseling Clinic is located in Warf-Pickel Hall, room 327. Students can leave a message for the Community Counseling Clinic at 423-439-7679 or email ccc@etsu.edu to make an appointment or inquire about services. The Community Counseling Clinic will not disclose information shared in voicemail messages with others to preserve confidentiality.
The Community Counseling Clinic follows ETSU’s schedule, including university breaks, closures for holidays and inclement weather. The Community Counseling Clinic cannot offer emergency services or services requiring inpatient or court-ordered care. See ETSU Health’s website for more specifications about who the clinic can or cannot see.
If students need somebody to talk to immediately, Bucs Press 2 is a mental health helpline that is always active. It can be reached by calling 423-439-4841 and pressing 2.
