猫咪社区APP

Students come to Counseling and Campus Wellness with a wide range of presenting concerns. Students may want to talk about normal developmental issues, such as identity, academic stress, or relationship concerns. Students might be dealing with more specific concerns, such as depression, anxiety, sleep disruption, body and eating concerns, trauma and post-traumatic stress symptoms, substance abuse, grief or suicidal thoughts. Other times, students are not sure what brings them into counseling, except that they have not been feeling like themselves, or might notice having difficulty keeping up academically or having trouble sleeping. A therapist can help identify the concern and provide ways of coping and increase self-awareness.

Schedule an Appointment

Appointments can be made by visiting Counseling and Campus Wellness in the Pathfinder Building (Rm 207) or by calling 307.778.4397. If you are in need of crisis support, please refer to our Crisis Assistance  information.

Learn more about scheduling an appointment.

Here are a few things that might be helpful to get the most out of your therapy:

• Regularly attend your sessions and take an active part in them
• Be prepared for each session and be ready to focus on a concern or issue
• Work collaboratively with your counselor and be willing to explore new behaviors both within and outside the sessions
• Be open and honest with your counselor about how the sessions are going for you, particularly if you don鈥檛 think you鈥檙e being helped
• Ask questions. If your therapist is talking about something you do not understand, or you feel uncertain about a particular suggestion, ask questions

Counseling & Campus Wellness services are FREE to all currently enrolled and attending 猫咪社区APP students. 

Counseling & Campus Wellness staff adhere to the American Counseling Association and the National Association of Social Work Code of Ethics. Counselors maintain accepted professional standards of confidentiality. No personal counseling information is to be released to those outside of the Counseling and Campus Wellness office without your explicit written authorization. Exceptions to confidentiality may be made under the following circumstances:

• If it is deemed necessary to protect you or another person from imminent physical or psychological danger
• In cases of child abuse
• In those situations when the courts subpoena Counseling Services records
• If a counselor receives information that a client has a communicable and fatal disease, he/she is justified in disclosing information to an identifiable third party who by his/her relationship with the client is at a high risk of contracting the disease.

Counseling & Campus Wellness uses a goal-focused, brief treatment model. Most presenting concerns are resolved within six sessions or less; however, students are eligible for up to 12 sessions. Students needing extensive, long-term counseling or a formal diagnosis will be referred to the community's support agencies.