The University of
TULSA

  Alexander Health Center
Counseling and Psychological Services Center

The Counseling and Psychological Services Center offers a broad range of professional, educational, and clinical services to all students, faculty, and staff.  We are trained to help college students adjust to the changes and transitions of college life as well as to help faculty and staff function more effectively in their roles.  The staff is devoted to helping with any concerns that might require psychological assistance such as:

Academic Difficulties                                                           Alcohol/Drug Abuse
Anger                                                                                Anxiety
Career Goals/Choosing a Major                                            Depression
Eating Disorders                                                                  Exploration of Values
Family and Social Issues                                                      Identity Development 
Interpersonal Relationships                                                  Life-Style Planning
Loss and Grief                                                                    Performance Enhancement 
Personal Assault                                                                 Personal Growth and Well-Being
Procrastination                                                                   Self-Defeating Behavior
Self-Esteem                                                                       Sleep Difficulties
Social/Sexual Concerns                                                       Sports Psychology
Stress Management                                                            Time Management
Writer's Block

TOPICS OF INTEREST
Overcoming Procrastination
Anger
Suicide Prevention
How to Find Help
Bereavement
Couple Distress
Insomnia
Taming the Wintertime Blues
Coping With Stress
Undergraduate Stress Questionnaire

SERVICES OFFERED:  Counseling/Psychotherapy (individual, couples, family).  Assessment (intellectual, cognitive, behavioral, personality, psychopathology).  Consultation, and referral.

CONFIDENTIALITY: All contacts at the counseling center are strictly confidential as protected by law and professional ethics.

ELIGIBILITY FOR SERVICES:  University students, employees, and members of their immediate families are eligible for services. (In the event of a waiting list, students have top priority.) Alumni and prospective students may be seen on an individually arranged basis.

FEES: Services are supported by Student Development funds. The only fee that a client may be asked to pay individually is a nominal charge for scoring of some tests.

APPOINTMENTS:  Provisions are made for anyone requesting to be seen immediately (Use the words "crisis" or "emergency" to indicate such a need).  However, professional services are usually by appointment and can be arranged either in person or by calling 631-2200.

HOURS:  The center is open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Appointments may be made either in person or by phone by calling 631-2200. In the event of a crisis after regular hours, call on-campus Security at 631-5555, and leave your name and telephone number. Our Counselor on call will contact you. Twenty-four-hour back-up crisis counseling is also available by calling 588-8888.

STAFF:  The Center is staffed by two Licensed Health Service Psychologists and by advanced graduate level interns and practicum trainees who work under direct supervision of the psychologists.
 
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                     Last modified: February 28, 2008