Counseling Services

Saint Paul’s College considers counseling a major function in the development of the total student. Academic and personal problems, adjustment difficulties, social skill development, parental conflicts, financial concerns and sex role awareness are areas of frequent frustration for students. A professional counselor and peer counselors act as facilitators in helping the student resolve some of his/her anxieties and other factors interfering with academic and social growth. Individual and group counseling are provided in a confidential and trusting atmosphere.

Mental Health & Substance Abuse Preventive Resources

Saint Paul’s College is promoting mental health awareness resulting in personal wellness for both students and college personnel.

DEPRESSION	SUICIDE
Are you depressed?	Why do people commit suicide?
What causes depression?	What should you do if someone tells you, they are thinking about suicide?
How do you cope with depression?	Do you feel this way?
www.nmha.org	www.suicidal.com/depressionfaq/q11.html
SUBSTANCE ABUSE	SEXUAL ASSAULT
Why do people drink or use drugs?	What is sexual assault?
How does alcohol & drugs affect the body?	Who commits sexual assault?
Where can you get help?	Are you a victim of sexual assault?
www.drugabuse.gov/Infofacts/TreatMeth.html	www.gmu.edu/facstaff/sexual/sexual_stats.html

Student Support Services Joy D. Carrington, Counselor

Mental Health & Substance Abuse Preventive Resources

Student Support Services
Joy D. Carrington, Counselor