Counseling & Psychological Services

To schedule an appointment call (610) 436-2301.
If experiencing a mental health emergency during business hours, call us at (610) 436-2301. After hours, please contact: National Crisis Lifeline: 988, Public Safety: 610-436-3311 or Valley Creek Crisis Center: 610-280-3270.

Counseling & Psychological Services

The mission of the Department of Counseling and Psychological Services (The Counseling Center) is to promote the optimal health of all currently enrolled WCU students through the provision of quality and culturally competent mental health services and education for the campus community.

Fall & Spring
Semester Hours:

Monday-Thursday: 8:00am-4:00pm
(4-6pm by appointment only)

Friday: 8:00am-4:00pm.

Winter & Summer
Session Hours:

Monday-Friday: 8:00am - 4:00pm

Crisis & Emergency Resources

Health & Wellness Video

Watch a short video introduction of Health & Wellness at WCU

Interactive Screening Program

The WCU Counseling Center has an online service we are offering to WCU students. Our goal is to enhance student wellness by helping students identify stress, anxiety, depression, and other problems that can interfere with academic, social, and personal functioning and do something about it.

Visit this secure website where you have the option of completing a brief online questionnaire. You can submit your questionnaire anonymously, using a self-assigned User ID.

If you do submit a questionnaire, a WCU counselor will review it and send a personal response to you over the secure website, which will include any recommendations for follow-up. You will then have an opportunity to exchange online messages with the counselor through the anonymous dialogue feature using only your User ID, or to set up a face-to-face meeting to talk to the counselor in more detail. You will need to log back into your account to see the message.

We urge all students to take advantage of this safe and easy way to find out if stress, anxiety, or depression may be affecting you. The good news is that treatments for these challenges are highly effective and are available right here in the WCU community.