Counseling Services Penn State Wilkes-Barre

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There are many different reasons that students seek out counseling services. Counseling can help students resolve personal concerns that may interfere with their academic progress, social development, and satisfaction at Penn State. Some of the more common concerns include difficulty or conflicts with friends, roommates, or family members; stress, depression and/or anxiety; sexual identity; lack of motivation or difficulty relaxing, concentrating or studying; eating disorders; sexual assault and sexual abuse recovery; and uncertainties about personal values and beliefs. We are also available to assist students in making difficult decisions, resolving relationship issues, dealing with academic pressures, and other personal concerns.

Counseling Services welcomes all students and embraces a philosophy respectful of diversity. We are supportive of students’ gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, cultural and religious backgrounds, and abilities. We are committed to helping all students deal with discrimination and identity issues.

Phone: 570-675-9282

Hours:

Counseling services are available Monday – Friday from 8 am – 5 pm. In person and virtual counseling sessions are available.

Address:

44 University Drive, Dallas, Pennsylvania 18612 (