Personal Counseling

two people talking -- faces not shownProfessional outpatient counseling & psychotherapeutic treatment is available to students at no charge.

Fall/Winter Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Summer Hours: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

 

 


Appointments

Appointments are made by email.  A form will be sent to you for further assistance.

Submit the completed form to the personacounselingwc email and a Therapist will contact you.

personalcounselingwc@udmercy.edu


Teladoc Option

For an additional option for counseling services, you can talk to a Doctor or Therapist by phone or video.  

Through our relationship with Teladoc, students have access to Healthiest You which provides access to doctors and mental healthcare from anywhere you are, even while traveling internationally.

All services are free to students covered under the UHCSR insurance plan.  Services are available to students that are not covered under UHCSR for a fee.  Please review the flyer from the Healthiest You website.

 

Find our staff

Psychological and Counseling Services Offered

Services are provided by a clinical psychologist, clinical social workers and mental health counselors who are licensed in the state of Michigan at the highest level of practice. Students seek counseling for many different reasons including:

  • Anxiety and depression
  • Mood swings
  • Adjustment and developmental concerns
  • Self-esteem concerns
  • Relationship Concerns
  • Stress: academic and social pressures
  • Troublesome feelings including loneliness, shyness, fear and anger
  • Grief and loss
  • Academic performance and motivation
  • Drug and alcohol use issues

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    Confidentiality

    All Services in the Wellness Center are Confidential

    Our staff recognizes the importance of privacy and safety as the basis of effective therapy. We do not share information about students seeking help in the Wellness Center with anyone without written permission. Safeguarding information shared by students in the context of the counselor-client relationship is an ethical and legal responsibility of all Detroit Mercy clinicians. Counseling records are kept separate from the medical records and are not made accessible to medical practitioners without written consent.