What is the Counseling Center?The Counseling Center is an office staffed by professional psychologists and counselors trained to help you discover ways to cope with problems in living. We support the educational process by assisting students in their academic, personal, and social development. Our staff has a commitment to meeting the needs of individuals from diverse backgrounds including differences of culture, race, gender, ability and sexual orientation.Click here to meet our Staff Services are available for FREE to currently enrolled students. Services are confidential and in accordance with the ethical guidelines of the American Psychological Association. Information about UAH Communicable Diseases Policy. Mission StatementCounseling Center services help students achieve their educational goals, learn the process of problem solving, increase and enhance their capacity for satisfying interpersonal relationships, define their career goals, and make full use of their potential for continued growth beyond their educational experience.The function of the UAH Counseling Center is to provide the university community with mental health services aimed at maximizing the personal growth and development of its diverse members. These services are primarily offered to students and include a wide variety of preventive, curative, educational, and crisis management activities. The Counseling Center is located organizationally within the division of Student Affairs. The major activities of the Center include: individual and group counseling services for personal and academic concerns, crisis management, outreach program development, consultation, and research. "Our duty is to be useful, not according to our desires but according to our powers." -Henri Frederick Amiel Be the change you want to see in the world. - Gandhi |
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